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What is Your Teaching Philosophy?

If you don't know, come to the Teaching Philosophy Workshop Series.  Most academic institutions ask for applicants who are applying for an assistant professor position to submit a teaching statement/philosophy.  Come find out how to articulate your philosophy in a concise essay.

This 2-part workshop is offered in the Fall.

 

Resources:

Montell, G. "How to Write a Statement of Teaching Philosophy."  The Chronicle of Higher Education. March 27, 2003. This article is available online at this address: http://chronicle.com/jobs/2003/03/2003032702c.htm (link will open in new window)

Ohio State University Faculty and TA Development page "Writing a Philosophy of Teaching Statement" available at http://ftad.osu.edu/portfolio/philosophy/Philosophy.html (link will open in new window)

"Questions about Teaching" for the job interview, compiled by Nanda Dimitrov, Associate Director of the Teaching Support Centre, University of Western Ontario may also be helpful: http://comppile.tamucc.edu/wiki/AcademicJobInterview/HomePage (link will open in new window)

 

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Last Updated: 12/17/07