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Faculty Focus Workshop
Adjunct Faculty Orientation
	Campus	Session	Date	Time	Room	Description
		Adjunct Faculty Orientation for Spring 2013 Semester	1/12/13	8:30am	CA302
Leading Voices Come to NOVA
	Campus	Session	Date	Time	Room	Description
	AN	Dr. Ike Shibley on "Rethinking Learning in the Information Age	3/29/13	9:00am	CE SEMINAR Rooms A through D	Dr. Shibley is a very dynamic speaker . Knowledge may have once been housed primarily in universities but the advent of technology (starting with the printing press and advancing through the Khan Academy and MOOCs) has made knowledge widely available. Learning in the 21st Century means more than being exposed to content: learning involves changing the way a person thinks. And learning can be facilitated effective deployment of technology.
	MA	Dr. Robert Beichner on "The Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies"	4/19/13	9:00am	Mannassas Innovation Park	How do you keep a classroom of 100 undergraduates actively learning? Can students practice communication and teamwork skills in a large class? How do you boost the performance of underrepresented groups? The Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies (SCALE-UP) Project has addressed these concerns. Materials developed by the project are now in use by more than 1/3 of all science, math, and engineering majors nationwide. Physics, chemistry, math, biology, engineering, business, nursing, and even literature classes are being taught this way, at more than 150 institutions nationwide.
	LO	Dr. Ken Bain on What the Best College Teachers (and Students) Do	2/22/13	9am	Waddell Theater	General Address by Dr. Ken Bain, Author of "What the Best College Teachers Do."
Full	LO	Dr. Ken Bain on "Fostering Deep Learning"	2/22/13	12:30pm	LC 309	In this highly interactive workshop we will explore some of the specific ideas from the morning session, testing how they can be applied to the classes we teach.