Your new colleague must perform well in the classroom. Teaching in the Laboratory or Studio. Laboratory or studio teaching includes skills and responsibilities that differ, at least in degree, from those required in the more typical classroom. Candidates must be familiar with ever-changing instructional technologies. Teaching Within a Context.
Courses differ in their placement within an overall program or institutional curriculum.
Teaching Across the Curriculum. Many instructors consider the extent to which they might appropriately include the teaching of science, mathematics, writing, critical thinking, ethics, or cultural diversity in their courses. Assessing Student Learning. This is an essential, though rarely popular, instructional component. The candidate should be prepared to deal with the various elements of evaluation.