Videos about Teaching

The TFSC has an archive of videos about teaching---some of them are excellent.

Check out our holdings (listed below). If you want to check out a few, feel free to stop by and pick them up.

  1. Art of Discussion Leading: A Class with Chris Christensen
  2. Critical Incidents
  3. Critical Incidents III: Legends of the Fall Term
  4. Dealing with Problems (Difficult Classroom Situations)
  5. Distinguished Teacher on Teaching
  6. Effective Lecturing: Engaging Students (with booklet)
  7. Efficient Professor: Time and Stress Management
  8. Engaging Students in the Large Class
  9. Faculty Development: Who Needs It?
  10. General Teaching Advice: Socratic Method
  11. Handling Hordes: Teaching Mass Lectures
  12. How Students Learn, How Teachers Teach and What Usually Goes Wrong with the Process
  13. In a Class By Themselves: Graduate Student Instructors Teaching at UC Berkeley
  14. Inequity in the Classroom (Office on the Status of Women)
  15. Introduction to Teaching Portfolio
  16. Learning the Material: Teaching Students to Think in Subject-Matter Courses
  17. Making Larger Classes Work
  18. Private Universe
  19. Profiles in Adult Learning
  20. Richard Paul's Bag of Tricks (explanation of teaching techniques)
  21. Role of the Graduate Teaching Assistant
  22. Scholarship Reconsidered: Teaching and its Recognition
  23. Sharing Learning Expectations: What Students Want From College Teachers
  24. Socratic Method and Teaching
  25. Student Outcomes: Assessment--What Makes it Work?
  26. Teacher-Directed Classroom Research
  27. Teaching Assistants: Agents of Change
  28. Teaching by Discussion (John Boehrer)
  29. Teaching in America: A Guide for International Faculty
  30. Techniques of Learning (#2)
  31. Time Management: A Second Chance
  32. Tips for Teaching Students Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
  33. Using Student Quality Focus Groups to Improve the Climate for Teaching and Learning
  34. What is Expected of Foreign Graduate Students in the U.S.
  35. What Kind of Teacher Are You? A Videotape Guide for College Faculty in the Preparation of Teaching Portfolios
  36. What Students Want: Teaching from a Student's Perspective
  37. Effective Lecturing: Getting Students' Attention