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2025 UP-TLC
Friday May 9, 2025 2:00pm - 2:25pm EDT
This session examines the critical role of reflection in Michigan Tech's Essential Education program, launching in 2025. It emphasizes building a metacognitive core through reflective practices, integrated learning, and ePortfolios to develop 12 essential abilities (EAs) for workplace success. Focusing on EAs like "Reflect," "Welcome Challenge," and "Communicate Quantitatively," it explores how faculty can foster these skills. Attendees will gain insights into EAs, learn practical strategies for embedding reflection in courses, and participate in discussions to enhance student readiness. The proposal advocates for a culture of reflection to empower adaptable and ethically responsible graduates.
Speakers
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Maria Bergstrom

Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education, College of Sciences and Arts Associate Teaching Professor, Humanities Depart, Michigan Technological University
I teach writing, literature, and professional development for Humanities students. I also serve as the undergraduate academic advisors for majors and minors in the Humanities department at Michigan Tech.I'm interested in reflection as a mode of learning and reflective writing as a... Read More →
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Jean DeClerck

Michigan Technological University
avatar for Nancy Barr

Nancy Barr

Husky Folio Manager, Michigan Technological University
Experienced technical communication instructor with a keen interest in portfolio use in undergraduate education, communication curriculum development, and best practices in inclusive, engaging teaching in undergraduate and graduate courses, with a particular focus on active learning... Read More →
Friday May 9, 2025 2:00pm - 2:25pm EDT
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