Peer Group Consultation: Strategies and Ideas for the International Classroom
Unite! Teaching and Learning is a series of training activities aimed at teaching staff, lecturers and faculty in all Unite! partner institutions, who are interested in sharing and developing teaching and learning practices. We invite you to meet Unite! colleagues while learning how teaching and learning is promoted at different partner universities.
Peer Group Consultation: Strategies and Ideas for the International Classroom
Wednesday, May 11, 2022, 10-13 (9-12 am CET)
In this virtual group consultation, we will reflect on the challenging situations that participants typically experience in their teaching contexts involving international students. Together as a group, our aim will be to develop possible solutions.
Learning outcomes
- Have developed strategies to overcome challenges typical of teaching situations involving international students as well as arising between local and international students
- Have gained insight into interculturally varying perspectives
- Have experienced the method of peer consultation as a means to develop and improve teaching in their own department
Activities: Each participant brings their own question / case into the group and we choose three that we would like to brainstorm about.
Target Group: All teaching staff who teach diverse groups
Trainers: Dr. Annette Glathe, Dr. Ulrike Homann, Sophie Belanger
Contact person: Annette Glathe, email [email protected]
Registration
Pre-registration is required and is done on the Unite! Metacampus platform. On the last page of the booklet below you can find a step-by-step guide for the registration. Registration deadline is April 27, 2022.
More information
The booklet has information on all the trainings offered during spring 2022 and on the last page you will find a step-by-step guide for the registration.
The activities – webinars, courses and training events – are run by pedagogical experts from the partner universities and are free of charge for the Unite! community. All “Unite! Teaching and Learning” activities are in English and take place online. Some of the activities will award credits.