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Pedagogy training: Physics assistants in Aalto Thursday 3.9.2015 Jani-Petri Martikainen Miia Leppänen Jani Sainio Petri Salo

Pedagogy training: Physics assistants in Aalto Thursday 3.9.2015

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Pedagogy training: Physics assistants in AaltoThursday 3.9.2015Jani-Petri MartikainenMiia LeppnenJani SainioPetri SaloTo view this presentation, first, turn up your volume and second, launch the self-running slide show.1Todaywhat is in store (roughly)9:15-10:00 Intro into Physics teaching here 10:00-10:15 break/coffee if we still have some10:15-12 Pedagogy partWho are you? Cocktail?Description of current status

Teaching assistant: exercise sessions

Teaching assistants: lab exercises

Teaching assistants: project work

Teaching assistants: different teachersService teaching: non-physicistsTeaching for physics studentsProfessor vs. lecturer?

Some variation existsAsssistant training as it has beenTeachers might discuss a bit with youmaybe mostly about exercisesAssistants have seen others in action as students (role models?)Otherwise: Assistant training = what is that?

Bottom line: let us improve

Where we would like to go?All assistants have some trainingVibrant TA community giving peer supportGreat feedback channels between students, TAs, and teachersEverybody feels confident they can developAmazing motivation everywhere

Some for goals today?Meet your peersDiscussReflectIt is OK to be uncertainDrink coffeeThings to think about?How to get peer support? How to organize it in practice?

Good ideas are welcome!Things to think aboutUnderstanding different levels of motivation

What about your motivation?

Practical info : 1 credit howtoParticipate in 2 eventsFollow some TAs teaching + give feedbackWrite a learning diary/reflection on what you have done and how you have developed.Send an email with the report and other details to [email protected]

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