Peer Observation of Teaching

Peer Observation of Teaching is a voluntary system of professional support whose aim is to assist teachers, at any stage in their career, gain valuable insights about their teaching performance in a confidential, trusting and formative climate. It involves inviting a colleague into a lecture or tutorial and asking them for their feedback. Within the Shannon Consortium, a number of regional training events are hosted each year in order to inform and develop an institutional and inter-institutional Peer Observation of Teaching network. 

The Centre for Teaching and Learning will host a Lunch and Learn Session entitled Engaging with Peer Observation, details as follows:

Date: Tuesday 12th September, 2017

Time: 1-2pm ( A light lunch will be provided)

Venue: G10, Foundation Building, MIC

This is an informal session in which we will briefly outline the process involved in Peer Observation. More importantly, colleagues who have previously engaged with Peer Observation will provide feedback on their experiences of, and motivations for, taking part in the process.

To register your interest in taking part in Peer Observation and/or to attend the Lunch & Learn session please complete the e-form  before Monday September 11^th @5pm (for catering purposes).

For more information please contact Deirdre.ryan@mic.ul.ie.