Teaching Consultations
The Teaching, Learning, & Professional Development Center offers confidential teaching consultations for faculty members and teaching assistants. Consultations may range from a review of a course syllabus, to classroom observation, to videotaping of instruction. The consultant will provide detailed feedback to the faculty member or teaching assistant and may provide follow-up consulting upon request. Each TLPDC staff member who provides consultations can offer general assistance as well as insight from their areas of expertise. Consultations can be scheduled by contacting the individual directly or by calling the TLPDC office at 742-0133.
Specialized Consultants
Please take a look at the descriptions below to see who may best support you. Our staff can support a variety of needs. Once you have chosen the person you'd like to work with, simply click their name to schedule a meeting. You can also contact the TLPDC by email.
Artifical Intelligence - New & Experienced Users
Lisa is available to help you consider the impact of artificial intelligence in teaching
and learning. Schedule a 60-minute virtual or in-person teaching consultation.
Learning Assistants | STEM | Faculty & Student Partnerships
Ken can help with large lecture courses, courses with STEM related content and planning
active learning strategies to support student success. Ken is also available to help
you consider the impact of Learning Assistants in your classrooms.
Setting Expectations | SoTL | Managing Large Classes
If you'd like to talk about teaching large online sections or large face-to-face sections,
Suzanne would love to chat with you! She is also currently using TopHat in her classes
and using the transparency in teaching and learning (TILT) framework for assignment
design and transparent teaching methods.
Communicating with Students | Course Management | Building Rapport
Mitzi can assist you with instructional strategies for your face-to-face or online
classes, clear communication, building positive teacher student rapport, effective
course management tools, incorporating authentic learning experiences and building
and maintaining learner engagement in a teaching and learning environment.
Teaching, Learning, & Professional Development Center
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Address
University Library Building, Room 136, Mail Stop 2044, Lubbock, TX 79409-2004 -
Phone
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Email
tlpdc@ttu.edu