Talking About Teaching: Reader Mailbag

Our roundtable series has covered a lot of ground: the changing student/professor dynamic, fostering student engagement, and rethinking assessment. But we know there’s so much more on professors’ minds as you continue to navigate pandemic teaching.

So this time, we’re turning things over to you, our audience. What’s keeping you up at night, when it comes to teaching and learning? What would you like to hear our panelists’ weigh in on?

Send in your questions, we’re building our whole fourth session around them.

Our panel of experts will discuss these questions and more during the fourth and final session of our Talking About Teaching series on April 29 at 2:00 - 3:00 PM ET. Register now to view this conversation on-demand.

Compare notes with other instructors on top teaching challenges.
Pose your questions to our panel of experts.
Find community during a stressful semester.

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Panelists:

Isis Artze-Vega
Vice President, Academic Affairs, Valencia College

Viji Sathy
Associate Dean of Evaluation and Assessment, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Regan A. R. Gurung
Associate Vice Provost, Oregon State University

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Beth McMurtie
Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education

Beckie Supiano
Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education