E: Teaching in International Settings (Online)

IN THIS COURSE, YOU WILL

• explore internationalisation and diversity in academic teaching and learning settings,
• discuss obstacles and benefits of teaching in an international context,
• consider how your teaching can accommodate the diversity of your students and
• develop ideas and ways of dealing with the existing diversity in your classroom.

This course aims to help lecturers to teach in an international setting successfully. We will discuss how content and methods of teaching and learning can be tailored to a diverse target group in order to use the potential of the diversity of students and teachers. We will also question our own (unconscious) beliefs that we as lecturers bring into the teaching process.

In addition to theoretical input, the course includes interactive activities that encourage participants to reflect on their own teaching and share their own experiences. The aim is to develop a resource- and potential-oriented understanding of diversity, which implies that an appropriate and critical approach to diversity in an international setting can promote the professional and personal development of students.

At the end of the course, participants will have developed an understanding of how to handle diversity appropriately in international teaching settings and will know ways of arranging effective teaching and learning processes.

Course instructor: Dr. Monika Staab

IMPLEMENTATION

Date: Friday, 6 December 2024, from 9 am to 4.30 pm
Format: online (Zoom)

ORGANISATIONAL DETAILS

• Participation fee:
  • free of cost for lecturers at JMU
  • 35€ for participants from partner universities (ProfiLehrePlus)
• Work units (Arbeitseinheiten): 8 AE in area E
• Availability: All places are taken. You can register for a place on the waiting list.
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