The official CTL Blog Compelled to Teach will welcome a number of LBC faculty contributors writing about the intersections between teaching, learning, and our Christian faith.
Articles are very short form and designed to provide new ideas, encouragement, and conversation starters amidst your busy day. Look for links to each new post from the Center for Teaching & Learning Canvas group announcements throughout the semester.
Join colleagues for 4 sessions throughout the semester discussing our reading of the book, Everyday Christian Teaching by David Smith. This book contains very brief chapters each capturing applications of biblically integrated teaching. It is both profound and practical!
Sessions will be held on select Thursday afternoons from 2:10-3:10 (1/29, 2/26, 3/26, 4/23). The first 8 faculty to sign up will receive the book for free.
This low-cost one-day conference provides an unparalleled opportunity to connect and collaborate around teaching with faculty across (and beyond!) our county. This unique cross-institution conference features a keynote session, workshops led by faculty of LBC and other institutions in the area, and includes lunch, coffee, and snacks in the price.
Save the date: February 27, 2023. Further details on registration will be provided. Conference will be located at St. Joseph’s University Lancaster. Learn more here.
As always, the CTL offers one-on-one or group consultation on a variety of instructional levels or topics. If you are stuck brainstorming assessment ideas, struggling with a particular part of your classroom, or looking for new ideas, please reach out to [email protected].
All new full-time faculty are required to attend these bi-weekly sessions as an opportunity to build relationships and get to know the unique context and culture of LBC.
Find resources, how-to videos, and readings on current needs relating to higher education and Christian teaching practices. Resources on anything from addressing concerns around artificial intelligence, faith-learning integration, and completing assessment annotations can be found on the Faculty Resource Center hosted by the Office of Digital Learning and the Center for Teaching & Learning.