Skip site navigation
Campus Life

Room(s) to Grow

Feature Artworkand Thumbnail 12
Photo by John T. Consoli; Gallery photos by Stephanie S. Cordle and courtesy of UMD/Division of Academic Affairs

Collaboration comes easy for students in Associate Clinical Professor James Green’s course on entrepreneurship. It’s taught in the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center in a “6Round,” one of the four types of TERP (Teach, Engage, Respond and Participate) classrooms that promote teamwork through flexible seating and beefed-up technology. UMD debuted its first such room in 2013; they now total 52 across campus and are scheduled to reach 70 by 2022.

Take a tour of all four TERP classroom types:


Post a Comment

Leave a Reply

The name field cannot be left blank

A valid and complete email address is required

The comment field cannot be left blank

Related Articles

Fall 2026

September 04, 2026
Driskell Center celebrates 25th anniversary with wide-ranging exhibition.

Fall 2026

September 04, 2026
A new mural designed and created by Terps will mobilize social action—literally. California street artist Corie Mattie ’12 worked with Honors Humanities…