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GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS

Getting Ready to Teach: Resources for Teaching Assistants
Site developed by Linda Walsh, Dept. of Psychology, University of Northern Iowa

Learning How to Teach, and Why You Do It
From Science's Next Wave Magazine, an article with suggestions and links to related postsecondary teaching resources for graduate students.

The National Teaching and Learning Forum (NT&LF)

Short Reading List for Teaching Assistants
From the University of Waterloo, the resources here span a range of disciplines

TA CyberHandbook
Housed at Tufts University, this is a searchable directory of TA teaching handbooks available online from various institutions.

Teaching Tips Index
A wonderful collection of resources from the Faculty Development Center at Honolulu Community College. Whatever you're looking for you can probably find it here. Includes 'first day' strategies, curricular design, strategies for managing difficult students and much more.

Tomorrow's Professor Listserv
From the Stanford Learning Laboratory at Stanford University, containing archives of discussions and major themes in graduate education.