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The Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) was established at Clark College to promote those instructional improvements and innovations which can enhance student engagement and deepen learning. The TLC offers a variety of resources and faculty development opportunities including workshops, seminars and consultations, supporting specific teaching, learning and outcome assessment goals.

We are very proud of the many faculty services we support, most of which have emerged from the creative ideas of Clark faculty and TLC Steering Committee. The Committee advises the TLC on funding decisions and new and ongoing initiatives.

As you move through this web site, learn more about our services and how we can be of assistance in teaching, course development, and enhancing student learning. Meet the TLC's service-minded staff and discover the wealth of information, opportunities and resources awaiting you.

Upcoming professional development opportunities offered by the Teaching and Learning Center are listed on the events page.

Group at Institute 2007

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Highlights:

Consult with a Counselor

Dates: May 14

Location: TLC, Gaiser Hall Room 207 (Above New Career Center)

Learn ways of interacting with challenging students to maximize the chance that those students will seek help from our counselors here on campus. Counseling is free and confidential. Bring examples of students you are concerned about to the session to discuss options for those students with Judy VanPatten, Clark College Counselor.

Counselor Consultation Details

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Spring Institute:

Effective Assessment Institute

* The content of this training is different than the 2-Day Spring Break Workshop that occurred on March 25 and 26.

Date: May 16 and 30

Time: 2:30-5:00 PM

Location: TLC, Gaiser Hall Room 205 (Above New Career Center)

The focus of the institute is to understand the role of assessment in improving instruction and student learning. We will develop effective assessment strategies for use in the classroom.

Institute Details

Conversation Cafes: Listening Salon III

Date: May 19, 2008

Time: 12:00-2:00pm

Location: TLC, Gaiser Hall Room 207 (Above New Career Center)

This session is open to everyone, first timers and anyone who participated in the first two Listening Salon offerings.

Listening Salons, a portion of the Clark Conversation Cafes, focus on learning the art of listening in the first hour and practicing those skills by listening one-on one to each other in the second hour. Participants can share anything they wish to share and be really listened to. Great forum for getting things off your chest, airing an idea, making a decision, or expressing a dream you have.

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ARTstor

Date: May 21, 2008          Date: May 22, 2008

Time: 3:00-4:00pm           Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Location: TLC, GHL 207     Location: TLC GHL 207

The ARTstor Digital Library serves users both within the arts and in disciplines outside of the arts. Whether you are writing academic papers or giving classroom presentations, the ARTstor Digital Library contains material relevant to a broad range of academic disciplines such as Anthropology, History, Theater and Dance, Women's Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, and many more.

Please join Maureen Morasch, one of our own librarians, in a workshop designed to inform instructors on the various ways to use ARTstor in your classroom today.

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Faculty Book Exchange: Apple and Book

Join the TLC Book Exchange... Bring unwanted books to the TLC and exchange it for a book you have yet to read. We have books from Fiction to Non-fiction, Inspirational to Comedy.

Perhaps your bookshelf needs clearing of books you haven't read in a while. Do you have a book you want others to read? Maybe you have multiple copies of the same editions.

Whatever your reason, if you would like to share your books, bring them in to the TLC and swap them out for something new.

See all the information the TLC has to offer on our Resource page

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