[Aapt-list] Workshop at Duquesne

[Kishor.Vaidya]

Dear Dr. Mills,

Just wondering if the workshop is available online (for a fee) for non-members. If so, please let me know.

Stay positive, test negative ??.

Cheers in Laughter,

Kishor Vaidya, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
University of Canberra

Teach Philosophy With a Sense of Humor
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Please consider coming and also spread the word to people in your networks, especially those in driving distance to Pittsburgh.

Thanks!

Andrew Mills

This will be of interest to all of you, but particularly those of you within driving distance to Pittsburgh. (Info about lodging will be distributed to those who are accepted--but you would be responsible for your own travel and lodging).
One Day Workshop on Teaching Philosophy
PITTSBURGH, PA
The American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT)
“To Improve The Quality Of Instruction In Philosophy At All Levels”
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Location: Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
Date: Saturday, October 1, 2022
Time: 8:30am – 5pm
Seminar Leaders: John Koolage, Eastern Michigan University
Alida Liberman, Southern Methodist University
Andrew P. Mills, Otterbein University
Application Deadline: Wednesday, September 14
Description
Participants will read some of the best literature regarding how learning happens, how to design maximally effective courses, and how to improve classroom practice. The workshop is designed to enhance participants’ ability to make highly effective pedagogical choices that enable all students to flourish. The interactive sessions provide opportunities for participants to reflect with colleagues on how to individualize evidence-based best teaching practices to their own idiosyncratic teaching contexts and their own understanding about what matters most for inclusive pedagogy. Participants will learn how to identify and select challenging, transformative, and inclusive learning objectives and how to design and assess sequences of learning activities to make the achievement of those goals highly likely. The friendships and collegial relationships begun here can last a lifetime.
Comments from Past Participants
“It is a game changer”
“The seminar shifted and honed the way I think about and practice teaching in substantial ways”
“Inspiring, fascinating, and incredibly helpful”
“There wasn't a minute wasted in the workshop”
“A must for anyone who cares about students”
“An intensive boot-camp for learner-centered education”
“Not at all like the typical (mostly useless) ‘teaching orientation’ that most graduate students get”
Eligibility & Fees
There is no charge for members of the American Association of Philosophy Teachers, or for members of the Duquesne University Philosophy Department. Only members may attend. Become a member today. Membership fees are based on income, and are as low as $25 a year. To join the AAPT go to: https://www.pdcnet.org/aapt/American-Association-of-Philosophy-Teachers-(AAPT)<https://www.pdcnet.org/aapt/American-Association-of-Philosophy-Teachers-(AAPT)>
Application
To apply, go to: https://forms.gle/433J8JKapZ4QKvLs9<https://forms.gle/433J8JKapZ4QKvLs9>
Application deadline: September 14, 2022
Contact Information

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For additional information regarding the workshop, please contact Andrew Mills at amills at otterbein.edu<mailto:amills at otterbein.edu>
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For additional information regarding the AAPT please see the AAPT website at: http://www.philosophyteachers.org<http://www.philosophyteachers.org> or contact Alexandra Bradner, Executive Director, aaptboard at gmail.com<mailto:aaptboard at gmail.com>.

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