In
a formal event held October 9, 2014, Dr Keren Cumberbatch received the UWI’s
most important teaching award, the UWI/Guardian Group Premium Teaching Award
2014. The award was made by a panel of judges consisting of Chief Judge Dr
Elizabeth Barkley (Foothill College, Los Altos, California, USA), who gave the
keynote address at the event entitled “Striving for Excellence: Engagement and
Today’s University Students”, and judges Dr Catherine Monaghan (Cleveland State
University, Ohio, USA) and Dr Larry Martin (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
USA). The panel lauded Dr Cumberbatch, who has responsibility for the Caribbean
Sign Language programme at UWI Mona, for her engagement with her students and
her ability to motivate them to be active participants in teaching &
learning. Dr Cumberbatch has been able to maintain her standing as a stellar
teacher despite the challenge posed by the exponential growth in the introductory
sign language course, which this year was taken by close to 180 students.
Check out the following Gleaner article for more details:
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20141022/lead/lead64.html
Check out the following Gleaner article for more details:
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20141022/lead/lead64.html
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