What is Accreditation and what does
it mean for you?
Over the past two years, you may have seen periodic updates about Rutgers’ accreditation process. At first glance, this may seem far removed from graduate student concerns, but accreditation does have implications…

TAP Workshops in March
Developing Your Teaching Portfolio
Date:    Wednesday, March 26
Time:    12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Place:   Room 410, Rutgers Student Center, CAC

Balancing Research and Teaching
Date:    Thursday, March 27
Time:    12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Place:   Room 410, Rutgers Student Center, CAC

Microteaching
Date:    Mondays, March 31, April 7, & 14
Time:    3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Place:   Room 410, Rutgers Student Center, CAC

Other workshops in March
Teaching with Technology
Career Services

Dealing with Different Levels of
Academic Preparation
Teaching assistants are often faced with classes that include students who have different levels of academic preparation. At first, it may seem an insurmountable task to make class time worthwhile for both sufficiently prepared and under prepared students. This challenge, however…

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The Master Faculty Observation Program
TAP has assembled a select group of outstanding faculty members who have volunteered to provide graduate students with the opportunity to observe their classes. The names, teaching schedules, and contact information of these veteran teachers are listed on our website. Earn a certificate by visiting three or more classes.

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TA Helpline: 932-1182

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