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Peer Feedback on Teaching Facilitator Training

Peer Feedback on Teaching Facilitator Training

Center for Teaching & Learning Thursday September 17, 2026

Become a Peer Feedback on Teaching Observer

The Center for Teaching and Learning is seeking faculty interested in becoming trained Peer Feedback on Teaching observers. PFoT provides faculty with formative, collegial feedback on their teaching through classroom observation and reflection.

Observer training will prepare you to support colleagues through the PFoT process while strengthening your own skills in observing, discussing and reflecting on effective teaching practices. By becoming a PFoT facilitator, you'll provide a valuable service to your colleagues and the university while helping foster a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration and student-centered teaching.

Current and former Instructor Peer Coaching cohort members are especially encouraged to participate. Because the PFoT and IPC processes share a similar focus on collegial observation, reflection and constructive feedback, your IPC experience provides a strong foundation for serving as a PFoT observer.

Join us in expanding our team of trained observers and continuing to support a culture of collaborative teaching and professional growth across campus.To learn more about the PFoT process and how it supports reflective teaching and professional growth, visit the CTL's Course Feedback webpage.

Date: Friday, Sept. 25

Time: 12 p.m. until 1 p.m.

Location: CTL Classroom, Library 376

Facilitator: Simeco Vinson

CTL Course Feedback webpage: https://www.gcsu.edu/ctl/course-feedback

Please click on the registration link to register: Center for Teaching and Learning - 2026 Program Registration Form - Fill out form.

Updated: 2026-09-10
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