CTE - Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Repository

CTE - Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Repository

 

The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) repository is a collection that represents the intersections between teaching and research through peer-reviewed scholarly publications on and about teaching and learning practices.

To support the mission of the Center for Teaching Excellence—which is to provide professional development opportunities that foster success in teaching and learning through reflective, collaborative, and learner-centered practices with faculty members, staff, and students at UTRGV and beyond—we draw on impactful and quality scholarly research on the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL).

What is SoTL?

SoTL is the study of effective teaching and learning through research and reflection, as well as disseminating findings through publications, presentations, and conferences.

Definitions include:

  • “Problem posing about an issue of teaching or learning, study of the problem through methods appropriate to the disciplinary epistemologies, applications of results to practice, communication of results, self-reflection, and peer review.” – Cambridge, 2001
  • “Ongoing learning about teaching and the demonstration of such knowledge.” – Kreber & Cranton, 2000
  • “Basing our teaching practices on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) enables us to move beyond trial-and-error approaches in our teaching...at a more fundamental level, it also enables academics to take seriously—according to the values of the academy itself—the work of teaching.” – Sievers, 2015 (citing McKinney, 2007)

Why This Matters

By creating a space to collectively showcase SoTL work, we aim to support and highlight UTRGV scholars who engage in SoTL-related scholarly publications. This repository will build collective and transdisciplinary awareness of how teaching and research intersect through quality, peer-reviewed, and impactful publications.

Ultimately, the SoTL repository will:

  1. Serve as a resource for scholarly reference and inspiration.
  2. Inform evidence-based, growth-oriented teaching and learning practices across disciplines.

Interested in contributing?
If you would like to add your peer-reviewed scholarly research pieces to the SoTL repository collection, please contact us at cte@utrgv.edu.

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Submissions from 2018

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Systematic Review of Gamification Research in IS Education: A Multi-method Approach, Babajide Osatuyi, Temidayo Osatuyi, and Ramiro de la Rosa

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Preparing women in academic psychology for their first compensation negotiation: A panel perspective of challenges and recommendations, Laura D. Seligman, RaeAnn E. Anderson, Thomas H. Ollendick, Sheila A. M. Rauch, Wendy K. Silverman, Sabine Wilhelm, and Douglas W. Woods

Submissions from 2017

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A New Approach to Music History Pedagogy Using iPad Technology and Flipped Learning, Art Brownlow

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Apps for the Applied Music Studio, Art Brownlow and Michael Quantz

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Promising digital practices for nondominant learners, Kathy Bussert-Webb and Laurie A. Henry

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Learning style preferences and the online classroom, Irma S. Jones and Dianna Blankenship

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Challenging Inquiry and Building Community: Analyzing ESL and Bilingual Teachers’ Narratives, Sandra I. Musanti

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A Novice Bilingual Teacher’s Journey: Teacher’s Noticing as a Pathway to Negotiate Contradictory Teaching Discourses, Sandra I. Musanti

Submissions from 2015

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Teaching Music History with iPad, Art Brownlow

Submissions from 2014

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The student writing toolkit: Enhancing undergraduate teaching of scientific writing in the biological sciences, Frank J. Dirrigl and Mark Noe

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Discovering Best Practices for Bilingual Teacher Preparation: A Pedagogy for the Border, Alcione N. Ostorga and Peter Farruggio

Submissions from 2013

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Virtually Speaking: How Digital Storytelling Can Facilitate Organizational Learning, Matthew Millitello and Francisco Guajardo

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Developing a New Framework for Conceptualizing “Student-Centered Learning”, Jacob W. Neumann

Submissions from 2012

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Inquiry-based science education as multiple outcome interdisciplinary research and learning (MOIRL), Allan Feldman, Angela M. Chapman, Vanessa Vernaza-Hernández, Dilek Ozalp, and Fayez Alshehri

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Reflexiones sobre Lenguaje, Cultura y Equidad en la Enseñanza de Matemáticas en una Escuela Primaria Bilingüe de Estados Unidos, Sandra I. Musanti, Sylvia Celedón-Pattichis, and Mary E. Marshall

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Middle School Mathematics Teachers’ Professional Development and Student Achievement, James A. Telese

Submissions from 2010

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A Qualitative Study of Resilient Latina/o College Students, Javier Cavazos Vela, Michael B. Johnson, Cheryl Fielding, Alyssa G. Cavazos, Veronica Castro, and Luti Vela

Submissions from 2006

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Learning Styles of University Students in a Hispanic-Serving Institution, Janet Falk-Kessler, Lynnda J. Emery, and Angela E. Scoggin

Submissions from 2003

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La creación de los nuevos intelectuales: investigación etnohistórica y construcción de una comunidad en el sur rural de Texas, Henry T. Trueba and Francisco Guajardo