2015 archive
Winter Conference on Teaching and Learning
- When: Friday, January 30, 2015
- Where: Rock Creek Campus
- Theme: The Collaborative Educator: Theories, Models, Skills
This year’s Anderson Conference features two plenary sessions providing a framework for the importance of collaboration and more than 20 breakout sessions demonstrating methods, techniques, and skills to add to your practice. See program details [pdf].
You’ve heard it. You’ve used it. You might like it. You might not. It’s a buzzword. “Collaboration.” In the increasingly networked and interdependent community of PCC, collaboration is essential. We serve on committees, have our students work in groups, and interact around cubicle walls. This conference will highlight what we are doing well, how we can improve our practice, and how collaboration can optimize the time and energy we pour into our work. Specifically, the conference will offer models and methods of collaboration – in both an ideal sense and in real world practices, inside and outside the classroom. Join your colleagues in exploring why to collaborate, how to collaborate, and with whom we are collaborating. The conference will highlight how collaboration benefits you, your students, and your colleagues.
