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Contents of a Teaching Dossier. In order to provide a current record of a CAS Member’s teaching activities and experience, a Member may include a Teaching Dossier as part of an application for appointment under Article 13 and as part of the Report of Activities under 16.
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Contents of a Teaching Dossier. A Teaching Dossier shall contain those items listed under a) and a Faculty Member may include (but is not limited to) items such as those listed under b):
Contents of a Teaching Dossier. A Teaching Dossier shall contain those items listed under a) and a Faculty Member may include (but is not limited to) items such as those listed under b): a) Items that must be included: 2.1) and normally not more than seven (7) years preceding the date of application. For an applicant with fewer than three (3) years teaching at the University, the record shall be for the Member's period of employment: i) list of courses taught or parts of courses taught as a member of a team, including the course number and title, credit value, and enrolment; ii) the outline for each course listed above; iii) list of individual student projects supervised or mentored, if any (e.g. honours theses or similar individually-supervised projects, master's or doctoral theses, interns and residents), whether completed or in progress, and the nature of the Faculty Member's involvement (principal advisor, second reader, external examiner, etc.) at the University or elsewhere; iv) copies of the statistical summaries of student opinion of teaching surveys specified in Article E1. 3.1 and any comments the Faculty Member may wish to make regarding these survey(s); v) where applicable, a summary of special efforts made to accommodate students with disabilities. b) Items that may be included: i) reports from internal or external reviewers who have, at the Faculty Member’s invitation, observed the Faculty Member’s teaching; ii) in addition to the course outlines provided above, information about the programs of study of students enrolled in the courses, and copies or summaries of course-related materials prepared by the Faculty Member, such as; course notes, laboratory exercises, assignments, reading lists, and final examinations; iii) course evaluations conducted by the Faculty Member under Article E1.3.3 of the Agreement; any comments the Faculty Member may wish to make about these evaluations; iv) information from students, including signed letters and testimonials; assessments by graduates of the quality of instruction in light of subsequent professional or graduate school experience; v) a statement of the Faculty Member’s pedagogical goals and objectives; vi) a statement of the Faculty Member's involvement in professional development in the pedagogical area. Here one might describe steps taken to improve one's own, or one’s colleagues’ teaching, such as participating in seminars, work-shops, or professional meetings concerned with the improvement of teaching; publishing articles, comm...
Contents of a Teaching Dossier. In order to provide a current record of a CTF Member’s teaching activities and experience, a Member may include a Teaching Dossier as part of an application for appointment under Article 13 and as part of the Report of Activities under 16.6. A Teaching Dossier may include the following: (a) a Teaching Philosophy that situates the Member’s approach to teaching; (b) a description of teaching practices and how they are applied to achieve student outcomes; (c) evidence of teaching effectiveness as defined by the Member;

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