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group activities. Hosting on-campus classes You will report directly to your supervisor Dr. Alexander Crizzle Qualifications: (Skills and Abilities) Enrollment in any health-related graduate program. To
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: Marking exams, assignments, helping with securing guest speakers, and hosting online office hours to review exam grades. Hosting class-based online group activities. You will report directly to your
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, assignments, helping with securing guest speakers, and hosting online office hours to review exam grades. Hosting class-based online group activities. You will report directly to your supervisor Dr. Paul Jacob
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: Marking exams, assignments, helping with securing guest speakers, and hosting online office hours to review exam grades. Hosting class-based online group activities. You will report directly to your
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: Marking exams, assignments, helping with securing guest speakers, and hosting online office hours to review exam grades. Hosting class-based online group activities. You will report directly to your
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office hours to review exam grades. Hosting class-based online group activities. You will report directly to your supervisor Dr. Amanda Froehlich Chow Qualifications: (Skills and Abilities) Enrollment in
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 2 months ago
accessibility needs, e.g. workshops, work sessions, study groups, etc. • Scholarly approach to writing centre pedagogy and familiarity with best practices demonstrated through attendance at conferences
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workshops, and help guide class discussions and group activities. The TA will also participate in the grading of class assignments and be available for office hours to provide additional support to students
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involving group exams, online platforms, audio recordings and lab equipment. - Collaborate and facilitate connections between Accessibility Advisors, students, Centre for Accessibility staff and faculty
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to create and maintain a kind and welcoming working and learning community. This responsibility is especially acute for those in any position of power, from professors to teaching assistants to study group