Jim Slotta

Jim Slotta is an Associate Professor of Education at The University of Toronto, where he holds the Canada Research Chair in Education and Technology. Before coming to Toronto, from 1997 - 2005, Professor Slotta was at the University of California, Berkeley where he led the design and development of the Web-based Inquiry Science Environment. Since 2005, he has directed the ENCORE lab - a team of students, designers and developers who investigate new models of collaborative and collective inquiry in K-12 science. His research investigates new forms of inquiry for K-12 science classrooms, where students engage with simulations and visualizations, collaborate with peers, and work as a knowledge community to investigate phenomena, contribute their own ideas, develop designs, and create scientific arguments. His research is conducted in close collaboration with teachers, ensuring their role as a learning partner and transforming their classrooms into creative and active learning environments. Professor Slotta maintains collaborations in Europe, North America and Asia, and has published and presented widely on the international stage.
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Teaching With Technology and Inquiry: An Open Course For Teachers (edX) EdX
University of Toronto

Teaching With Technology and Inquiry: An Open Course For Teachers (edX)

Transform your teaching approach with 'Teaching With Technology and Inquiry'. This course equips educators with the skills to incorporate technology and inquiry-based learning strategies in their classrooms. Engage students more effectively, promote critical thinking, and lead innovative lessons that inspire curiosity and creativity.

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5-12 Weeks
Teaching for Critical Action: Empowering Students in Challenging Times (edX) EdX
University of Toronto,University of TorontoX

Teaching for Critical Action: Empowering Students in Challenging Times (edX)

Explore transformative teaching methods over five weeks with 'Teaching for Critical Action'. Learn how to address pressing global challenges in your classroom, using critical action as a powerful pedagogical approach. Engage with peers worldwide to design impactful curriculum.

No sessions available
5-12 Weeks
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