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Teaching David Acker Associate Dean Extension Jay Harmon Associate Dean Research Joe Colletti Senior Associate Dean May 2 2019 CALS Template for Tab 2 PampT Portfolio Summary ID: 784084

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Portfolio Development Teaching David Acker, Associate DeanExtension Jay Harmon, Associate DeanResearch Joe Colletti, Senior Associate Dean

May 2, 2019

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CALS Template for Tab 2: P&T Portfolio SummarySee handout

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My FocusPresenting your achievements as an effective and scholarly teacher. We’ll focus on Portfolio Summary Template Item #2 (Page 2) Performance in Position ResponsibilityCaveats:If teaching/advising are not in your PRS, take a brief nap.Achievements in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)

belong in Template Item # 1 Performance in Scholarship

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Tab 1PRS Factual Information Summary P&T VitaTab 2Portfolio Summary

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Faculty Portfolio Limit = 25 pages

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The Portfolio Summary must communicateWrite it so that someone outside of your field can understand itAt the college & university levels there won’t be anyone in your field

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9 …key elements of the teaching and learning portion of your Portfolio Summary

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CALS Template: Teaching and LearningTeaching philosophy A narrative section of about 1 – 2 pagesSee examples of dossiers in the provost’s officeAsk to see the teaching philosophy statement of some of our highly decorated teaching faculty (Morrill Professors, national award winners) and then develop your own

Comment on teaching goals, innovations, methods

#1

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CALS Template: Teaching and LearningTeaching philosophyTeaching responsibilities including % effort from your PRSNarrative description plus a table

#2

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The Format for the Table onTeaching Responsibilitiesis provided in template

Semester

&

Year

Spring 2015

Fall 2015

Spring 2016

Fall 2016

Spring 2017

Course

Number

Course

Title

Enrollment

Percent of course

for

which

you

were responsible

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilities Assessment of teaching effectivenessSummary of student evaluations of teaching (SET)

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#3

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Table: Student Evaluation of Teaching

Sem.

& Yr.

Course

#

Total

Enrollment

%

responding

Overall rating of

instructor

Dept mean for comparable courses

Overall rating of

course

Dept mean for comparable courses

Fall

2015

ABC 218

70

94% responded

4.5

4.0

4.3

4.0

Scale: 1 = Very

Poor, 5 = Very

Good

NOTE: This scale is now

required by the provost

for all

reporting on Student Evaluation of Teaching

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilitiesAssessment of teaching effectivenessSummary of student evaluations of teaching (SET)Summarize procedures for and results of peer evaluation of teaching (actual letters can go in Tab 3)Evidence of learning gains

Describe your use of clear outcome statements in your syllabi, your assessment scheme for these outcomes, and what your assessments tell you about learning gains

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilitiesAssessment of teaching effectivenessSummary of student evaluations of teaching (SET)Summarize procedures for and results of peer evaluation of teaching (actual letters can go in Tab 3)Graduate student advising (here or under Research or Extension, wherever it fits best)

Describe the general departmental practice in graduate advising

MS and

PhD (directions in template)

In progress: names, dates, your role

Completed: names, dates, placement

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#4

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilities Assessment of teaching effectivenessGraduate student advisingImpact as a scholarly teacher (some of the following):Self-assessment of sponsored

funding for teaching and learning

Self-assessment of curriculum development and

teaching materials development

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#5

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilitiesAssessment of teaching effectivenessGraduate student advisingImpact as a scholarly teacher Undergraduate advisingDescribe the impact of your advising Quantitative

Qualitative

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#6

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilitiesAssessment of teaching effectivenessGraduate student advisingImpact as a scholarly teacher Undergraduate advising

Evaluation of mentoringHigh school students

Undergrads (REUs, GWC, SWP, Honors, etc.)

Graduate students and post-docs

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#7

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilitiesAssessment of teaching effectivenessGraduate student advisingImpact as a scholarly teacher Undergraduate advisingEvaluation of mentoring

Honors and awards: T/L, advising, service to students

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#8

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Teaching philosophyTeaching responsibilitiesAssessment of teaching effectivenessGraduate student advisingImpact as a scholarly teacher Undergraduate advisingEvaluation of mentoring

Honors and awards: T/L, advising, service to students

Teaching improvement plans and future teaching plans

CALS Template: Teaching and Learning

#9

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Not everyone is above average…Need a teaching improvement plan?Attend CELT workshopsSeek peer evaluation and coachingSolicit mid-course feedback from studentsGet a teaching partner/mentor

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TMIIn the Portfolio Summary do not include:Course syllabiPowerPoint presentationsLetters from studentsReprintsCopies of your diplomas