Teaching Innovation

The Mac grad sat down at McMaster with a fellow Nobel laureate and leading educators to talk about sparking curiosity, fostering critical thinking and teaching a generation that's growing up with AI in their pockets.

The new program is critical to the growth of Canada’s nuclear workforce amid rising demand for low-carbon energy and an aging workforce.

Rajput, who received an MSU teaching award, closed out his fifth and final year having been a TA 19 times. He estimates he taught upwards of 1,300 undergrads in his tutorials.

In their own words, here's what students had to say about their instructors’ teaching, kindness, communication, energy and commitment to student success. 

Through hands-on workshops and fall-term sessions, the Health Sciences Library team teaches students in the Integrated Rehabilitation and Humanities program how to search and evaluate evidence.

McMaster’s School of the Arts (SOTA) is gearing up for its first-ever iArts Expo: a dynamic, immersive three-day festival of the arts.

The name of the 5,000-square-foot space in the heart of the Faculty of Engineering a nod to the core of an iconic CANDU reactor and the centralized location of the new space on campus.

The leadership podcast centres diverse changemakers who are doing practical work in the real world.

Students say that learning Polish opens up opportunities for communication, travel and further study.

Known for caring deeply about his students — and for calling on anyone wearing a ball cap in class — Physics professor Reza Nejat has retired after 45 years of teaching. 

Faculty members share some of the innovations and accomplishments that help their students learn, grow and thrive beyond the walls of the classroom.

At Community-Engaged Teaching and Learning Day, instructors and local organizations showcased and celebrated achievements in experiential and community-engaged education.