Tina Roberts is a seasoned professional in the higher education sector, currently serving as a Reader at the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE). In this pivotal role, she is responsible for reading and scoring course-taker reflections, providing valuable feedback that helps educators enhance...
Tina Roberts is a seasoned professional in the higher education sector, currently serving as a Reader at the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE). In this pivotal role, she is responsible for reading and scoring course-taker reflections, providing valuable feedback that helps educators enhance their teaching practices. With her extensive background in laboratory-based skills and online course development, Tina brings a unique perspective to her work, ensuring that reflections are not only assessed for content but also for their alignment with best practices in pedagogy.
Tina’s expertise extends to teaching in self-paced environments, where she has effectively engaged diverse learners through innovative instructional strategies. Her commitment to professional development is evident in her work with high school biology teachers, where she has led outreach programs aimed at improving science education. This experience has honed her analytical skills and problem-solving abilities, allowing her to critically evaluate educational approaches and suggest actionable improvements.
In addition to her teaching and outreach efforts, Tina is proficient in scientific writing and experimental design, skills that enhance her ability to communicate complex ideas clearly and effectively. Her strong written and oral presentation skills enable her to articulate insights and recommendations that resonate with educators and stakeholders alike. As an Education Specialist, Tina is dedicated to fostering a collaborative learning environment, making her an invaluable asset to ACUE and the broader educational community. Through her work, she continues to contribute to the advancement of teaching excellence in higher education, helping to shape the future of learning for both educators and students.
