Future-led Learning podcast, EPS 9: Kristiina Mäkelä on teaching competence assessment and EDI
Riikka Evans interviews provost Kristiina Mäkelä.
Future-led Learning podcast, EPS 9: Kristiina Mäkelä on teaching competence assessment and EDI
Aalto University's provost Kristiina Mäkelä visited Future-led Learning podcast to discuss teaching competence assessment and EDI matters.
Our host Riikka Evans interviewed the provost as a part of the podcast series for the Aalto teaching community.
Aalto University’s career systems are based on the principle of commitment from university and individual to academic careers. The tenure and lecturers' track systems are comparable to the standards of other world-class universities, with clearly defined expectations, incentives, and assistance in personal development.
In this episode we take a closer look into Aalto University’s teaching competence assessment process, as well as EDI (equality, diversity and inclusion) matters matters with provost Kristiina Mäkelä.
The Future-led Learning podcast series offers loads of insight for teachers and about teaching. It is produced by Aalto Learning Services and the Oasis of Radical Wellbeing.
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