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The SoTL Guide: (Re)Orienting the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

by Nancy L. Chick

A practical framework for scholarship of teaching and learning

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AlbakiReads Editorial

A practical framework for scholarship of teaching and learning

Nancy L. Chick’s guide presents the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) as a process that reaches beyond carrying out a single project. It offers steps for developing a project while also explaining what SoTL is and why it matters. The description highlights improvement at several levels: academic teachers’ professional practice, their teaching, and student learning. It also emphasizes sharing work publicly as a contribution to collective improvement. Clear language, defined terms, and illustrative examples are presented as supports for people approaching SoTL from different disciplines, career stages, and levels of familiarity.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Academic teachers developing a scholarship of teaching and learning project
  • Readers seeking an introduction to SoTL across disciplines and career stages
  • Those interested in connecting teaching inquiry with improvement in teaching and student learning

Themes

Scholarship of teaching and learningAcademic teaching practiceStudent learningProfessional developmentSharing scholarship

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Book overview

Center for Engaged Learning Open Access Book Series

Series Editors: Jessie L Moore and Peter Felten

 

The SoTL Guide is a practical, accessible, and engaging book that explicitly guides readers through clear steps to develop their own scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) project. The book is applicable to readers from across disciplines, nations, career stages, and familiarity with SoTL through clear language, defined terms, uncovered assumptions, and practical, illustrative examples. The authors invite readers to share an expansive and inclusive view of what "doing SoTL" might mean, which they see as beginning before even thinking about a project and extending well after a project is "finished."

 

The book is also more than a step-by-step manual for doing SoTL; it will help readers more broadly understand what SoTL is and does, and why. The book explores the important, intermediate aspect of improvement in SoTL: the improvement of oneself as a professional academic teacher, of one's teaching practices, and most importantly of one's students' learning. The authors argue for the important "going public" part of SoTL as an act of goodwill and generosity-as potential for collective improvement.

 

What People Are Saying

"Whether you're new to the scholarship of teaching and learning or an old hand, this book should be on your (virtual) shelf. Shaped by the experience of three of the field's most thoughtful-and welcoming-practitioners, it brings together examples and insights from the last several decades while also holding up an ambitious vision for future work, work with the potential for changing the culture of higher education itself. In short, The SoTL Guide is a gift from the field to the field, and a great pleasure to read."- Pat Hutchings, Senior Scholar, National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA), and Senior Scholar, Bay View Alliance (BVA)

 

"The SoTL Guide is much more than a manual-it is an invitation to rediscover the human, ethical, and transformative essence of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. Chick, Felten, and M

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