One way is to create a teaching portfolio. Come learn how to set one up, what to include, and how teaching portfolios can be used in merit evaluations and job hunting. A Workshop Follow the links below to find out more about what went on during the workshop. Below are some thoughts on Teaching Portfolios from leaders in the field of higher education, a reflection of how Teaching Portfolios can be used throughout one's career, and some ideas about what to include in a Teaching Portfolio. However, this definition is incomplete.
Good teaching involves invention, problem solving, knowledge worrying and ongoing revision.
And so I would ask us to think. . . The Teaching Portfolio should be easy to read, should include a table of contents, and should be a comprehensive document with descriptions and illustrations of your philosophy, practice, and proof of continuing development. This can address such items as your pedagogical goals and your teaching methods. If you have any highly successful techniques or assignments, this is the place to mention them. Also, if you've done any computer-assisted instruction, it should be noted in some detail here.