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Teaching and Pedagogy
From providing workshops for first-time teachers to encouraging mentorship relationships, the Baylor Graduate School enhances departmental training to help graduate students become transformational classroom teachers.
The Early Years
Complete Teacher of Record Training (TORT) if necessary
Exlore the resources at the Academy of Teaching and Learning
Complete a departmental teaching course or EDA 6302
The Middle Years
New teachers complete TORT
Attend Seminars for Excellence in Teaching (SET)
Attend the Foundations for Teaching Workshop
Complete the TeaCHE Capstone
The Final Years
Prepare a teaching philosophy statement
Practice teaching demonstrations for faculty interviews
Complete the Designing for Online Teaching Success (DOTS) course