Helping you communicate effectively. be.mit.edu/communicationlab TA TRAINING: FALL 2015 Diana Chien, BE Communication Lab Coordinator/Instructor.

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Helping you communicate effectively. be.mit.edu/communicationlab TA TRAINING: FALL 2015 Diana Chien, BE Communication Lab Coordinator/Instructor

The BE Communication Lab is a team of 12 peer coaches: 11 PhD students and 1 postdoc. Our lab is for scientists, by scientists.

We can support the students in your class, or support your communication & pedagogy skills as a TA.

The BE Communication Lab can help you as a TA: Recitation support & group facilitation Structural support for syllabus design Rubric design Oral presentation skills

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The BE Communication Lab can help your students: Individual & group coaching Figure, slide, & poster design Oral presentation skills Papers, abstracts, proposals…

What we do... Meet each client where they’re at: from brainstorming to final edits Analyze content, message, and organization Model field-specific best practices Proofread, grammar police, work on ESL Provide answers...and don’t

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