Virtual IMET Seminar: Dr. Javier Robalino (HHMI)

April 21, 2021 3:00pm to 4:00pm iCal Google Calendar
Institute of Marine & Environmental Technology

Title: HHMI BioInteractive: Free Resources for Student-Centered Teaching and Learning

In this interactive seminar, we will discuss teaching approaches that prioritize what students do to learn, in contrast to traditional didactic lecturing. Participants will actively explore resources and strategies aimed at supporting student-centered teaching. This seminar will be most useful for faculty who teach or who are interested in teaching in a classroom setting.

Speaker: Dr. Javier Robalino (Program Officer, Howard Hughes Medical Institute)

Host: Dr. Sook Chung

If you would like to attend virtually, please email imetdirectorsoffice@umces.edu

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