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EDPR 5001 - University teaching and
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Core unit of study |
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Higher Education program |
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| Coordinator: |
Keith
Trigwell |
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Project, participation, learning journal |
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This unit is one of two first semester units
offered as part of a Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (Higher
Education) by the Institute for Teaching and Learning (ITL) through the
Faculty of Education and Social Work. (The other first semester unit is EDPR5002 Reflection
and practice in University Teaching and Learning). The graduate certificate
is specifically designed for university teachers seeking to develop a scholarly
basis for their teaching practice and course participants must be concurrently
engaged in some form of university teaching. It aims to provide a broad
introduction to teaching and learning in higher education. The unit is based
upon a negotiated curriculum which seeks to develop participants’understanding
of university teaching, learning, assessment and evaluation processes in
the context of their own teaching. It will include an introduction to higher
education teaching and learning principles and philosophy and to the components
of a university curriculum. Please note that selection criteria may apply.
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