Graduate Teaching Center
“What Is a Liberal Arts Education” is a video that was featured at the Graduate Teaching Center’s Spring Teaching Forum, “Have We Lost the Liberal Arts? Exploring a Teaching Tradition,” on April 14. view video
Full coverage about the forum will appear in the upcoming Graduate School newsletter, and a link to it will be provided in this space upon its publication.
The Graduate Teaching Center contributes to the excellence of teaching and learning at Yale University by preparing graduate students to participate in the classroom as teaching fellows and future faculty members. Its programs encourage thoughtful experimentation with both traditional and innovative methods of teaching, enabling graduate students to respond in a nuanced way to the diversity of learning styles they will encounter among their students and assess their performance as they develop a philosophy of teaching. The Center seeks to foster intellectual community by training a cadre of graduate fellows as workshop facilitators, teaching consultants, and leaders, as well as by initiating productive conversations about teaching between and among teaching fellows, faculty members, and administrators.
Resources
- T@YD - Resources for Your First Class
- GTC Fellow Application
- Certificate in Teaching
— Program Description
— Completion Checklist
— Register - Associates in Teaching Program
- Sample Teaching Statements
- Teaching Observation Forms
- POD Network
- Teagle Foundation
- Teaching Notes
- Tomorrow’s Professor
- The Graduate Student Guide to Teaching at Yale University
