Contact Us part of State Your Case
The State Your Case! Steering Committee State Your Case! is led by faculty and administrators at St. Olaf, Carleton, and Macalester with expertise in faculty development, instructional innovation, and the ...

Browse Project Course Materials part of State Your Case
Activities, Assignments, and Assessment Instruments Skip to search results Skip to text search formSkip to pagination Results 1 - 7 of 7 matches Critique an Historical Argument part of Activities In this Critique ...

Be a State Your Case! Instructor part of State Your Case
Any faculty member at St. Olaf, Carleton, or Macalester can become a State Your Case! instructor at any time during the project period (Fall 2008 - Spring 2011). State Your Case! instructors receive stipends to ...

Campus conversations and consortium workshops part of State Your Case
Campus teaching and learning center schedules The teaching and learning centers at all three State Your Case! institutions are including conversations, speakers, and other faculty development opportunities in ...

State Your Case! Summer 2009 Workshop August 18-19 - Macalester part of State Your Case:Workshop 09
Workshop Registration Registration deadline is August 7, 2009 The State Your Case! Summer 2009 Workshop (opens in a new window) will be held Tuesday, August 18 and Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 9.00 am – 4.00 pm ...

State Your Case! Summer 2009 Workshop: part of State Your Case:Workshop 09
Workshop helping faculty teach students how to express a point of view by identifying common strengths and weaknesses, then developing a plan to teach and assess students in their ability to defend a point.

Workshop Participation Compensation part of State Your Case
Participating in a State Your Case! workshop: 0 stipend and travel expenses between Northfield and St. Paul Two or three times a year, State Your Case! workshops supporting instruction and assessment related to ...

More Project Teaching Ideas part of State Your Case
The ability to develop and support a policy, position, or point of view involves an array of skills and proficiencies. Below are links to handouts for students, project websites, assignment ideas, and other ...