With Dr. Peter Arthur...

Every college in North America professes that the students who complete their program are creative and critical thinkers. 

Further, employers expect students to be competent thinkers. Luckily, these two skills can be taught and developed. This workshop will focus on practical ways to foster creative and critical thinking. Participants will develop a better understanding of these two constructs, strategies to foster their development, and ways to assess. Further, in a collegial, collaborative, environment participants will work together to plan how to implement meaningful strategies into their courses.

To register for this offering on December 18 from 9 to 3 p.m. at Nelson's Tenth Street Campus, P303 contact Holly Martin.

Dr. Peter Arthur teaches at the University British Columbia Faculty of Education and the College of Graduate Studies (undergraduate: learning technology and assessment; graduate: instructional design; doctoral: teaching and learning in higher education). In the spring of 2017 Peter engaged in a visiting fellowship at the University of Queensland. His research focuses on new advanced learning models and student success. From 2005 to 2015, Peter was the Founding Director of the University of British Columbia Okanagan’s Centre for Teaching and Learning.