From Crowd to Community: Making Large Classes Feel Small
Audience – Faculty and Staff – Vancouver · Subject – Personal And Professional Development – Faculty
This event is part of the Summer Institute taking place from August 17 – 20, 2026 . Teaching a large class can be a daunting task that requires different skills than you might use with smaller groups. With so many people in a room you might wonder if you are reaching the students at all. Luckily, research shows that with the right techniques, learning outcomes in large classes can be just as strong as those in smaller ones. And good news! These skills can be learned! Join Brett Gilley, Professor of Teaching in Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of British Columbia for a discussion about the challenges and benefits of teaching in large classes and how to improve your large group teaching skills. Please register to secure your spot. Register
Même lieu : University of British Columbia
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