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Workshop 3
Embedding Academic Discourse Development into your discipline
Participant Group: All staff, as part of the CIRTL Series.
Facilitator:
Julie Butters (University Language Teacher, Language Centre)
When: Wednesday 16 November 2022 11:00am - 12:00pm
Overview:
Participants in this session will have the opportunity to explore the importance of making disciplinary academic discourse visible and accessible to all students
Learning Outcomes:
1. How to make academic discourse accessible and what types of activities can be done in class
2. How to embed academic discourse development into your programme.
Location:
Library Seminar Room (please note this session is in-person only; upon registering, you will receive a Teams invitation simply to be able to mark your calendar)
To reserve your spot and receive a direct invitation in your calendar, register for this event