Tag: CELT

  • Muddiest Point

    Muddiest Point

    Angelo & Cross (1993) present a very simple classroom assessment technique designed to offer instructors fairly brief, yet powerful information regarding student learning. This formative assessment technique, referred to as the Muddiest Point, directly assesses gaps in student understanding through a simple framework:  “What was the “muddiest” point in this session? That is, what topic remains…

  • Review of the Fall 2025 CELT Podcast Club
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    Review of the Fall 2025 CELT Podcast Club

    During the Fall 2025 semester the Committee for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) ran a podcast club in lieu of a book club for the first time. Participants were provided a selection of podcasts on a relevant teaching topic and then gathered to discuss what they learned.  Session 1: Classroom Assessment Techniques The first…

  • Case Conceptualization Project with Dr. Matt Snyder & Dr. Lynn Zubernis Podcast

    Case Conceptualization Project with Dr. Matt Snyder & Dr. Lynn Zubernis Podcast

    Counselors and creators of the case conceptualization framework Dr. Lynn Zubernis and Dr. Matt Snyder describe how they utilized CELT grant funding and a collaboration with theater students to create ten video cases demonstrating their method in action. Host: Dr. Tom Pantazes Closed Captions Research Connection: Zubernis, L., & Snyder, M. (2015). Case conceptualization and…

  • CELT announces 2025-26 Professional Development Award

    CELT announces 2025-26 Professional Development Award

    The Committee for Excellence in Learning and Teaching offers an annual professional development award for up to $2,000 for pedagogical and curricular innovations leading to student success. These funds are to encourage the implementation of new and innovative projects that would not be possible without this financial support. Up to four projects will be selected…