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How can I teach a course? Everyone in our community is encouraged to lead a course in the Academy for Lifelong Learning. Leaders may adopt any of a number of formats for a class including discussion-groups, round-table presentations, field-trips, lectures, etc. The Curriculum Committee establishes a list of courses to be given each term. Thus, your first task is to contact the Curriculum Committee and let them know about your desire to teach a course. If you already have a clear idea about a course that you would like to teach, you can download a course proposal form, fill it out, and mail it to the ALL office. Alternatively, you can answer all of the questions in the body of an email and send it to all@cbmm.org with the subject: 'Course Proposal.' If you want to discuss an idea about a course and proceed through a less formal process, contact a member of the Curriculum Committee. All course leaders are urged to attend the class announcement party that precedes each term. This is your best opportunity to advertise your class to prospective students. The Academy occasionally offers workshops on teaching courses. Check the main A.L.L. page on this website to see if any courses are planned. Frequently Asked Questions 1. How many class meetings should I schedule? 2. How long should a class last? 3. How will I hear if my course proposal is accepted? 4. Is it possible to propose courses that extend more than a single term? 5. Who should I call or email if I would like to discuss a course proposal? |
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