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Expertise Higher education teaching and learningExperiential and hands-on learningTransversal skills for engineering studentsEpistemic cognition Education Ph.D., Educational Research | 2021 – 2021 Lancaster University, UK Directed by Paul Ashwin M.Sc., Bio-Organic Chemistry | 2008 – 2008 McGill University, Montreal Directed by Masad Damha B.Sc., Honours Chemistry | 2001 – 2001 McGill University, Montreal Teaching & PhD Courses Learning and collaboration in project HUM-279 This course addresses the theoretical and practical basis of learning and how to facilitate learning through projects. Active exploration of models, contexts and tools used in project-based learning will help you to develop cognitive and collaboration skills applicable to any project-based context. Lecturing and Presenting in Engineering ENG-629 Informed by contemporary research on teaching engineering, participants design and deliver lessons for specific audiences. This course is relevant for teaching assistants and those who intend to make teaching science or engineering part of their career, in a formal or informal way. Science and Engineering Teaching and Learning - FALL ENG-624(a) This course develops teaching skills through the introduction of research-informed approaches and the opportunity to practice strategies appropriate for higher education science and technology contexts (exercises, labs, projects and traditional courses). Science and Engineering Teaching and Learning - SPRING ENG-624(b) This course develops teaching skills through the introduction of research-informed approaches and the opportunity to practice strategies appropriate for higher education science and technology contexts (exercises, labs, projects and traditional courses). Supervising Students in Projects ENG-633 The combination of practical and reflective activities in this course provide participants with evidence-informed teaching skills for supervising and evaluating students working on projects.
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