Teaching Support

University Resources

Teaching@UW – a gateway to teaching resources at the University of Washington. This is an excellent reference for TA’s at UW. It has Canvas training modules for TAs on the following topics.
- Aligning lectures and lab sections
- Course design
- Inclusive and Accessible Teaching
- Active learning
- Fostering students’ mental health and well-being
- Preparing for challenging moments
- Preparing for the first day of class
- AI for teaching
- Resources for international students

The CoE Office for the Advancement of Engineering Teaching & Learning (ET&L) provides guidance, tips, and FAQ for TAs
- ET&L Guidance for TAs
- ET&L Teaching and Learning 101 winter 2020 course legacy website

Office of Educational Assessment – provides a variety of evaluation and assessment services to UW (including the TA evaluation forms)

CELT – Center for Engineering Learning and Teaching. CELT is the teaching resource center of the College of Engineering. They can help, among other things, on issues related to your classroom experiences

Research-based overview of the teaching fundamentals (you have access to these excellent e-books via UW Libraries)
- Teaching and Learning STEM (Felder & Brent, 2018)
- Teaching Engineering (Wankat & Oreovicz, 2015)
- How Learning Works (Ambrose et al., 2010)

Tomorow’s Professor – includes postings on a broad range of teaching topics
Richard Felder’s Teaching Resources at NCSU – includes various articles and papers relevant to aspects of teaching and learning in Engineering
American Academics for Higher Education – a community working to improve higher education
American Society for Engineering Education – a non-profit association working to improve Engineering and Technology education