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There are three books that I found quite useful.

• McKeachie's Teaching Tips - this is small but dense, packed with good ideas (good to re-read from time to time)
• The Joy of Teaching by Peter Filene - good for new teachers
• Teaching Unprepared Students, by Kathleen F. Gabriel - good if you have students who are not really strong academically and you want to help them

There are three books that I found quite useful.

• McKeachie's Teaching Tips - this is small but dense, packed with good ideas (good to re-read from time to time)
• The Joy of Teaching by Peter Filene - good for new teachers
• Teaching Unprepared Students, by Kathleen F. Gabriel - good if you have students who are not really strong academically and you want to help them

Aside from books, you could consider getting a PGCHE (post graduate certificate in higher education) which is normally a 600 hour / one year course specifically on teaching to adults. You can get one via distance learning, if you're not in the UK.

There are three books that I found quite useful.

1. McKeachie's Teaching Tips - this is small but dense, packed with good ideas (good to re-read from time to time) - http://www.amazon.com/McKeachies-Teaching-Tips-Strategies-University/dp/0495809292
2. The Joy of Teaching by Peter Filene - good for new teachers - http://www.amazon.com/Joy-Teaching-Practical-College-Instructors/dp/0807856037
3. Teaching Unprepared Students by Kathleen F. Gabriel - good if you have students who are not really strong academically and you want to help them - http://www.amazon.com/Teaching-Unprepared-Students-Strategies-Promoting/dp/1579222307

There are three books that I found quite useful.

• McKeachie's Teaching Tips - this is small but dense, packed with good ideas (good to re-read from time to time)
• The Joy of Teaching by Peter Filene - good for new teachers
• Teaching Unprepared Students, by Kathleen F. Gabriel - good if you have students who are not really strong academically and you want to help them

There are three books that I found quite useful.

1. McKeachie's Teaching Tips - this is small but dense, packed with good ideas (good to re-read from time to time)
2. The Joy of Teaching by Peter Filene - good for new teachers
3. Teaching Unprepared Students by Kathleen F. Gabriel - good if you have students who are not really strong academically and you want to help them

There are three books that I found quite useful.

1. McKeachie's Teaching Tips - this is small but dense, packed with good ideas (good to re-read from time to time) - http://www.amazon.com/McKeachies-Teaching-Tips-Strategies-University/dp/0495809292
2. The Joy of Teaching by Peter Filene - good for new teachers - http://www.amazon.com/Joy-Teaching-Practical-College-Instructors/dp/0807856037
3. Teaching Unprepared Students by Kathleen F. Gabriel - good if you have students who are not really strong academically and you want to help them - http://www.amazon.com/Teaching-Unprepared-Students-Strategies-Promoting/dp/1579222307