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Teaching Resources Archive
The Office
of the Dean has designed two initiatives to facilitate more
effective sharing of best practices in teaching at Kellogg.
Faculty Teaching Workshop Video
Click
here to view video. running time: 1:19; date: 2/23/2005
RealAudio
player required. Click here
for latest version.
PowerPoint Slides
Please use these PowerPoint slides at the beginning of each
class to remind students to turn off cell phones and shutdown
computers.
- Cell
phone and computer version
- Cell
phone only version
2004-05 Deans Faculty Workshop Series
- Faculty Teaching Workshop 02/23/2005
This interactive workshop is be a panel discussion led by Tim Calkins, Steve Rogers, and Scott Schaefer. Student feedback over the years has consistently requested that faculty increase student engagement and accountability in the classroom. This most often comes in the form of suggesting increased cold calling. However, cold-calling is not the only method that one could use to increase engagement and it may or may not fit with a particular individual's teaching style. The workshop will discuss a variety of approaches to increasing student engagement.
- Panel
Discussion 01/26/2005
The Leadership Taskforce invited three faculty members to discuss the state of
leadership research and issues associated with the teaching of leadership. The
panel members are David M. Messick, the Morris and Alice Kaplan Professor of
Ethics and Decision in Management and Director of the Ford Motor Company Center
for Global Citizenship; Alice Eagly, Professor of Psychology and Chair of the
Department of Psychology; and Michelle L. Buck, Clinical Associate Professor
of Management and Organizations and Associate Director of Executive Education.
2003-4
Best Practices in Teaching Videos
2002-3
Best Practices in Teaching Videos
- David
Messick: Part
One, Part
Two
As
part of the Fall 2002 Best Practices Workshop, Professor
David Messick leads a discussion about the problems
associated with incorporating ethics content into students'
classroom experience. David is the recipient of numerous
Kellogg teaching awards. He
teaches MORS 472, Making Ethical Decisions, as well
as MORS 916, Socially Responsible Business Practices.
- Artur
Raviv
From the Fall quarter workshop on November 28, Professor
Artur Raviv discusses the very popular and extremely
successful Fin Decisions course, a course taken by large
numbers of Kellogg students and one that consistently
is among Kellogg's highest rated courses for content,
learning, and teaching.
- Daniel
Diermeier and David Besanko
Also from the November 28 workshop, a discussion lead
by Daniel Diermeier and David Besanko on Teaching Cases
at Kellogg. Daniel, as most of you probably know, was
the L.G. Lavengood Professor of the Year for 2001, the
highest teaching honor that can be bestowed on a Kellogg
faculty member. He teaches M&S 450, Strategic Management
in the Non-Market Environment
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