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Resources from the Teaching Development Fellow

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by Shannon Johnson

May 27, 2020

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The Teaching Development Fellowship is a professional development and leadership opportunity for graduate students interested in improving their teaching while promoting pedagogical development and discussion among their peers. Fellows organize and direct department-based resources and events aimed at developing TA’s teaching skills in their home department, with support from the MIT Teaching + Learning Lab and an interdisciplinary network of fellows. 

Below are links to materials from past events run by the MAS/Media Lab Teaching Development Fellow (TDF), as well as other helpful resources for teaching.

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