Higher education Learning & Teaching
Professionalism in practice: key directions in higher education learning, teaching and assessment
... of learning tasks in a way that is likely to enable them to reach understand- ing…Sharp engagement, imaginative inquiry and finding of a suitable level and style are all more likely to occur if teaching ...
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Review of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
... ‘teaching, learning and assessment’ is of paramount importance to the student ...of teaching and learning in higher ...innovative teaching and learning and promote ...
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An analysis of internally funded learning and teaching project evaluation in higher education
... in learning and teaching projects, what the project leaders understandings are of evaluation and whether there is alignment between evaluation theory and practice, using an Action Research approach (McNiff, ...
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Entrepreneurial Learning and teaching in higher education- Challenges in developing engaging pedagogies.
... in Higher Education highlights the importance of education in the promotion of more entrepreneurial attitudes and behaviours and refers to the challenge of stimulating entrepreneurial mindsets in ...
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Engagement through partnership: students as partners in learning and teaching in higher education
... of higher education, ...of higher education means that continuing as before – in the classroom and in institutional structures – is not a viable ...the teaching of more radical and ...
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A Scholarship of Open Teaching and Learning: new basis for quality in higher education
... “Open Education Europe” (both ag- gregators of some hundreds of MOOCs produced in EU, no technical or peda- gogical support; it is to be noted that many of the MOOCs there appeared are originally delivered through ...
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Virtual Learning Environments as mediating factors in student satisfaction with teaching and learning in Higher Education
... virtual learning environments and the length of time which has now elapsed since their full introduction a little over a decade ago, it is fitting to begin in earnest to evaluate their ...problem-based ...
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Craft, process and art: teaching and learning music composition in higher education
... suggesting teaching strategies, which is consistent with a more ‘hands-off’ approach to allowing creativity to emerge (Beck, ...theme. Teaching strategies that are explicit are based on ‘probing ...
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Capabilities of Google Classroom as a Teaching and Learning Tool in Higher Education
... and learning, with the focal point of moving far from instructor focused philosophies to learner centred ...in teaching and learning as a tool concentrating on the focus of learning ...
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Democratic citizenship education in Zimbabwe’s higher education system and its implications for teaching and learning
... of education as a basic human right, and committed itself to universal and equal educational opportunity for all (Hapanyengwi-Chemhuru, ...its education institutions in order to fulfil the education ...
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A review of recent papers on online discussion in teaching and learning in Higher Education
... Curriculum design overlapped with discussion of tutor support in many of the practitioner accounts of introducing asynchronous on-line discussion, the term ‘tutor’ being used here, and throughout this paper, in the ...
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ICT Integration in Teaching and Learning Activities in Higher Education: A Case Study of Nepal’s Teacher Education
... and education have informed that it is essential to learn about ICT how they can be effectively used and that we need to know the new technology can enhance teaching and learning if it is used ...
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Students as change agents: new ways of engaging with learning and teaching in higher education
... Streatham 12 25 12 45 Cornwall 11 11 11 36 Table 3: Areas in which students would like to see more support given Career advice 45 38 Academic progress 37 28 Focus group outcomes Focus gr[r] ...
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Students as change agents: new ways of engaging with learning and teaching in higher education
... Additional support Only one of the students had received support from those in a higher-level group. They found this very beneficial. All other students had had support from their teachers. Students felt that ...
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Students as change agents: new ways of engaging with learning and teaching in higher education
... A paper-based questionnaire survey was designed by members of the Staff-Student Liaison Committee (SSLC). During lecture sessions, it was distributed by this group to all History students on the Exeter campus and to ...
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Students as change agents: new ways of engaging with learning and teaching in higher education
... ‘So much easier to understand what the lecturer is saying if able to be gone over 2+ plus times’. ‘They are a very useful revision and learning tool. I only used podcasts for the statistics module as they were ...
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Students as change agents: new ways of engaging with learning and teaching in higher education
... of Education, and Sport and Health Sciences, are both situated on the St Luke’s campus, along with Medicine, whereas the majority of subjects are taught on the Streatham ...
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Students as change agents: new ways of engaging with learning and teaching in higher education
... the Education Enhancement team meant that there was considerable expertise in areas such as co-ordinating change, strategic planning, pedagogic research, and working with students, as well as case study writing; ...
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MILITARY HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODOLOGIES: AN APPROACH TO THE INTRODUCTION OF TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CLASSROOM
... the teaching-learning process is brought to us by Peter ...Military Education, these authors report a marked increase in the discussion of technological advances in learning environments, in ...
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