BEL+T Workshops
BEL+T regularly designs and facilitates workshops for ABP teaching staff covering a range of topics that support quality learning and teaching in the Faculty. Information about upcoming events, including BEL+T workshops, can be found in the Events and Opportunities section of the BEL+T homepage. If you have an idea for a teaching-related event or workshop, please contact us to discuss it.
Past Workshops
BEL+T has hosted workshops covering a wide variety of topics. The selection below includes resources associated with each event.
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Finessing Feedback Practices
A practical workshop focused on developing educator's feedback practices. This workshop outlined a strengths-based approach to supporting students' learning and positively impacting student-teacher relationships.
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Culturally Inclusive Learning and Teaching
A seminar that focused on sharing ideas and tactics about how ABP academics are integrating culturally diverse perspectives and voices in their learning and teaching approaches and methods.
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Student-Led Teaching
A roundtable event exploring the potential of student-led teaching in built environments education, sparking lively debates around curriculum design, knowledge transfer, power dynamics and feedback strategies.
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ABP Great Feedback Convos
A Faculty-wide event highlighting innovative teaching practices that promote student feedback literacy.
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Canvas Convos - Online Teaching and Learning
A Faculty-wide event to celebrate the many online teaching tactics that had emerged over the past year.
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ABP Microstudio Professional Development Workshop
A workshop centered around developing video presentation, interviewing, recording and editing skills.
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The Sharing Paradox: Collaboration and Collusion
An event exploring the relationship between collaboration and collusion in learning and teaching.
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Teaching for Inclusive Learning
A session that examined issues that can impact student experiences of inclusion, moving beyond ‘deficit models’ in these discussions, and teaching approaches that can build participation and engagement across a cohort.