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Resources & Supports for Faculty

Curriculum Development Resources

Please access the Faculty of Health Curriculum Toolkit for resources relating to undergraduate courses and program changes. The Curriculum Toolkit site provides information for instructors on processes, required forms, and contacts.

Teaching & Learning Resources

Assessments

Alternative Assessments:

Large Classroom Assessments:

Rubrics and Assessment Tools:

Course Design & Delivery

Course Outline Template:

This course outline template may be used as a resource by instructors in the Faculty of Health.

Course Planning:

  • Faculty forms (i.e., new course proposals, changes to existing courses): FoH Curriculum Toolkit
  • Useful information on instructor responsibilities, course design and evaluation: Course Director Handbook
  • Connect with your school/department’s library liaison for valuable assistance in course readings and textbook selection. Please note that ordering textbooks and course-kits must be done several months prior to the course offering. For more details and timelines, visit the Bookstore website.

Course Design & Delivery:

Open Educational Resources

Teaching & Learning Tools:

Textbooks & Course Materials:

Instructor Resources:

Supporting Students

These resources can be shared with students in any course at York.

Student Resources:

Student Supports & Services:

Supporting Teaching Assistants (TAs)

We encourage you to share the following resources with your teaching assistants, providing them with the necessary tools and orientation to be successful in their roles as TAs.

  • Teaching Commons TA/ITA Orientation webpage includes online modules with videos, resources, and tools to facilitate their transition into teaching roles.
  • First Year Experience essential toolkit includes resources and supports to help prepare for first day of class, assessing learning and providing feedback, and understanding student needs.
  • CUPE 3903 TA Handbook (PDF)

Sustainable Development Goals

York University and the Faculty of Health are committed to incorporating the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in its teaching and learning activities, where applicable. 

Open Access Resources:

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