Back to TAGSA Teaching as an International Teaching Assistant As an international student enrolled in a teaching certificate program and teaching development courses, I was given exciting opportunities…
Back to TAGSA Walking the Path of Technical Teaching Assistants? The Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics has created two niche programs, namelyMaster in Environmental Economics & Management and a Master of…
Back to TAGSA TAGSA Award for an Outstanding Conference Session Led by a Graduate Student The recipient of the TAGSA Award for an Outstanding Conference Session Led by…
2022 TAGSA Award Recipient The recipient of the TAGSA Award for an Outstanding Conference Session Led by a Graduate Student for 2022 is Adil Arshad from the University…
Brightspace Training and the Perceived Benefits of GTAs In the last academic year, I have been working as a Learning Technology Coach (LTC) at the Center for Innovation…
Your Success is My Success: A Short Story of Diverse Learning The continuous satisfaction of mutual learning and passing knowledge on to another generation. That is my answer…
Live Transcripts Aren’t for Everyone I recently discovered and became fascinated by the concept of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). I really like the fact that courses designed…
Call for Submissions—TAGSA Snapshots of Practice TAGSA, a special interest group of the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE), is soliciting first-person essays written by…
The winner of the TAGSA Award for an Outstanding Conference Session Led by a Graduate Student for 2019 is Gerry Gourlay from the University of Victoria for her…
On June 22, 2018, on the last day of the STLHE conference in Sherbrooke, QC, the TAGSA award for outstanding conference session led by a graduate student was…
By Amelia Horsburgh, PhD Let’s get something straight: I don’t like attending conferences. Over the years I’ve found them overly-pretentious, stress-inducing, and mentally exhausting. Not to mention the…
