Student+Faculty
Watch a video about Student-Faculty interactions.
STUDENT-FACULTY INTERACTION
Student-faculty interaction is about finding ways for students and faculty to interact in and outside of the classroom. These interactions can positively influence students’ orientation to, and investment in, their University experience and shape their future path to learning.
In focusing on teaching interactions, CTSI supports faculty in finding ways to connect with their students over course material, and to model for students how to think and solve problems. This creates more opportunities for faculty to engage with students and help them achieve their learning outcomes.
Further definition of this topic can be found on our Student-Faculty Interaction handout.
FOCUS ON FACULTY
- View profiles of faculty who model different strategies to encourage student faculty interaction
STUDENT PERSPECTIVES
- View student perspectives on student-faculty interaction
- Who Are Your Students?
STUDENT-FACULTY INTERACTION RESOURCES
- For ideas on how to get started in your course, explore our growing inventory of Effective Practices.
- Supporting Student-Faculty Interaction
An important message from Christopher Strong and PROF (People Reaching Out to Faculty) about why you should take the time to visit your profs during office hours.