Teaching toolkits
Whether you are a new member of academic staff seeking to extend your knowledge or a more experienced teacher looking for a fresh perspective, there’s something here for you.
The toolkits have been developed with the expertise of colleagues in the Arena Centre for Research-based Education in conjunction with leaders in these topics from across UCL.
We will be adding new toolkits and guides continually. If you have a suggestion for a particular guide, email arena@ucl.ac.uk.
Many resources linked to in our guides are published by third parties and we cannot guarantee their content will be accessible. Email teaching.learning@ucl.ac.uk if you need any assistance with accessing any of these resources.
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search-total-matching74search-total-matching- Students ask questions | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Articulate then answer | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Self-assessment targets | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Students write questions | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Long- and short-term goals | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Managing emotions in the classroom | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Designing open book exams | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Improving participation rates in online module evaluations | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Supporting students to undertake remote fieldwork | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
- Creating engaging and effective videos for online lectures | Teaching & Learning - UCL – University College London
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