University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Wiki-Session conduction at ATLE, with different technology ideas coming out from different faulty:

Panel Discussion with Stephanie A. Dhonau, Ed.D, Gail D. Hughes, Ph.D, Linda Stauffer, and Dr. David Dearman

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Presented by: Dr. Michael Kleine During Fall 2010 Semester at ATLE Teaching Demonstration

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Presented By: Dr. Rebecca Glazier During Fall 2010 Semester at ATLE Teaching Workshop

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“Seinfeld in Sociology:Using Popular Culture to Explore Course Concepts”

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Presented by: Dr. Janet Lanza and Dr. Jimmy D. Winter
During the March 20, 2008 Teaching Demonstration Luncheon, Drs. Janet Lanza and Jimmy Winter, Professors of Biology, clarified their unique ways of challenging their students.

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Updated 8.24.2008

Presented by: Dr. Judith A. Hayne

During the March 4th Teaching Demonstration Luncheon, Dr. Judith A. Hayn, an assistant professor of secondary education, illustrated how she encourages students to begin thinking about the lecture before it even begins.
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Presented by Peggy Scranton

During the March 4th Teaching Demonstration Luncheon, Dr. Peggy Scranton, a professor in the political science department, discussed how she encourages students to think outside the box

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Presented by: Dr. Richard Light

On January 16, 2007, Harvard’sDr. Richard Light, author of Making the Most Out of College, visited UALR to discuss his research on college effectiveness. Richard Light is a Walter H. Gale Professor of Education at the Kennedy School of Government and Graduate School of Education at Harvard University. He teaches statistics, program evaluation, and policy analysis with an emphases on data collection and analyzes to improve program management.
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Presented by Dr. Kristen McIntyre

Dr. Kristen McIntyre, Assistant professor in the Department of Speech Communication, presented an example lesson utilizing Kolb’s Cycle of Learning at the October 24th ATLE luncheon.

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