Teaching

Ask a Maverick

The Ask a Maverick initiative, led by the Center for Research on Teaching and Learning Excellence (CRTLE), invites UTA students to share their perspectives on exceptional teaching and learning experiences. Your feedback helps highlight excellence across our campus and contributes to fostering a culture of academic innovation and engagement.

Share Your Insight

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Course Planning and Design

Get help with initial planning and developing student learning outcomes. Learn how to design your courses in many ways to nourish student motivation and improve opportunities for more effective learning.

Teaching Modalities

Find out how faculty can best support students in all modalities, from traditional to hybrid and HyFlex environment.

AI in Education

ChatGPT: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Faculty Spotlight

Learn about new technologies and teaching strategies utilized by your colleagues.

grants

CRTLE Teaching Innovation Research Grants promote the scholarship of teaching and learning at UTA. Research and evaluation studies conducted at UTA through this annual grant competition contribute new knowledge on teaching, learning, and best practices for fostering student success on our campus.

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Pedagogy

Find out how to create effective learning activities and implement teaching strategies to enhance engagement in courses. Plus, explore some experimental ways to engage students.

Student Learning Outcomes

Learn more about CRTLE's learning outcomes project launching in Fall 2022.

Accessibility and Universal Design for Learning

Find out how ensuring accessibility and incorporating universal design for learning can benefit students and their learning process.

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Teaching Resources and Student Support

Explore various teaching resources available to help you design the most effective learning experience for your students.