Teaching and Learning

MSU Extension: Teaching & Learning

This is a growing collection of modules for MSU Extension employees who develop or deliver educational content.

DEI in Action: Developing, Planning and Facilitating Educational Programs and Events

Three-part guide on using diversity, equity, and inclusion best practices when planning educational events, developing educational materials, and delivering programming.

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Key Resources

Extension professionals are adult educators, guided by principles of adult learning and adept at using learning activities that actively involve participants in their learning, build on their expertise, and have immediate impact on their lives.  Below are links to four documents that can help you make your programs more 'learningful.'  Just because you're teaching doesn't mean they're learning!

Anne Baker

Anne Baker

Learning and Talent Development Specialist
Justin S. Morrill Hall of Agriculture
amb@msu.edu
517-884-6028

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