UMSL Faculty Invitation for Feedback on Working Draft of Definition for Teaching Effectiveness
The Teaching Effectiveness Task Force has drafted a working definition of teaching effectiveness and seeks input from UMSL faculty and instructional staff. This draft was built upon the foundational work shared from other UM-System groups including the Intercampus Faculty Council (IFC), Mizzou's Task Force to Enhance Learning and Teaching (TFELT) and grounded in teaching and learning research.

We invite your responses to the questions below related to this definition.


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Working Draft of Definition, Teaching Effectiveness
Effective teaching at the University of Missouri-St. Louis fosters student learning through research-informed, relevant, organized, and engaging instruction.

Using disciplinary expertise as well as current pedagogical content knowledge, effective educators are student-focused and employ strategies that promote student learning. Effective educators respect diversity by creating a community for learners that is inclusive and equitable. Effective educators model and foster lifelong, self-directed learning.

Sustained teaching effectiveness requires continual refinement through deliberative reflection and professional development. It is documented and assessed by measurable outcomes, and it is strengthened by institutional resources and programs that promote a culture of support.

This definition draft adequately represents "Teaching Effectiveness."
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If there is one or more aspects of "teaching effectiveness" missing from the working draft above, please share those aspects here for consideration.
Please share any improvements or suggestions for the definition you would like to recommend.
What ideas, questions or concerns about teaching effectiveness or its definition would you like to pose to the Teaching Effectiveness Task Force?
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