Highlights & Recap: CTLE Faculty Webinar on Starting Your Semester Strong with Engagement Strategies and Enhanced E-Learning Tools

By |2025-08-26T13:30:51+08:00August 15th, 2025|Categories: News|

Get courses off to a strong start with proven teaching strategies and tools like Moodle and Microsoft Forms

Highlights and Recap: CTLE Online Faculty Conversation on Assessment Redesign Strategies in the Age of Gen AI

By |2025-08-21T10:51:04+08:00August 13th, 2025|Categories: News|

Redesigning assessments to ensure authentic learning in the AI era

Highlights & Recap on Motivating and Supporting Students’ Self-Regulated Learning

By |2025-05-15T11:16:37+08:00March 21st, 2025|Categories: News|

Dr. Ruthann C. Thomas, a cognitive scientist and educational developer from MIT, who gave a professional development workshop entitled ‘Motivate and Support Students’ Self-Regulated Learning (SRL)’. Nearly 50 UM academic staff joined.

Highlights & Recap: Half-day Professional Development Event on Reflective Teaching

By |2025-03-06T09:46:47+08:00February 20th, 2025|Categories: News|

The event attracted 75 UM faculty members and featured various theories and practices, as well as tools that can facilitate reflective teaching.

Teaching with TPFLC: Sharing by Prof. Bingpu Zhou of IAPME

By |2025-02-20T16:03:08+08:00February 13th, 2025|Categories: News|

We have interviewed several outstanding teachers who have participated in CTLE’s TPFLCs over the years. We have asked them to share their experiences, reflect on the impact of the programme, as well as talk about their teaching philosophies and the challenges they face in teaching and learning.

Teaching with TPFLC: Sharing by Prof. Frank Gong of FED

By |2025-02-20T16:03:15+08:00February 11th, 2025|Categories: News|

We have interviewed several outstanding teachers who have participated in CTLE’s TPFLCs over the years. We have asked them to share their experiences, reflect on the impact of the programme, as well as talk about their teaching philosophies and the challenges they face in teaching and learning.

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