Welcome to the Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching
The Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching (the LTC) coordinates programs for new and experienced faculty, circulates new information about teaching theories and strategies, and helps to identify problems and suggest solutions for classroom practice. Learn more about the LTC and its mission.
Located in Willis Hall 207, the LTC is home to a small library and reading room, open throughout the day while classes are in session. Drop by to read, research or talk. But also think of the LTC as a metaphor for the creation of the quiet space and the free moments it takes to examine the work we do and why.
Events
Scroll through past, present, and future events! See what's new and upcoming at the LTC, including presentations, book discussions, workshops, curriculum review events, and more.Curriculum Discussion
Visit this site to view Carleton's Revised Graduation Requirements (2009).Teaching Resources
Browse a wealth of resources on teaching and learning topics, including evaluation & assessment, quantitative literacy, syllabus design, service learning and more.Initiatives & Groups
Join in the book groups, faculty lunchtime discussions and collaborative projects sponsored by the LTC, and Mellon Faculty Lifecycles grant, including the curriculum discussion and faculty workload discussion.Services and Programs
Information about services and programs the LTC provides for students, faculty, and staff.LTC Library
All books, many periodicals, all commercially produced AV materials and most LTC event videos are listed in the Bridge library catalog. We also have some additional periodicals and newsletters on our shelves, as well.About the LTC
The origins, mission, services and oversight of the LTC.Office Staff
Get to know the staff of the Learning and Teaching Center.Science Education Resource Center
The Science Education Resource Center (SERC), an office of Carleton College, works to improve education through projects that support educators.CILA at St. Olaf
St. Olaf College's Center for Innovation in the Liberal Arts.







