Results for: teaching philosophy

Ask us: What are your favourite course design resources?

We find the answer: uncovering resources to aid course design processes.

/ 27 April, 2023

From Quizzes to Essays: A Campus-Wide Assessment Update 

See what teachers across campus are doing to modify quizzes, essays, and other assessment tasks this session

/ 6 March, 2023

What makes a quality SOTL publication?

Experienced journal editors and reviewers advise what to do, and what not to do, when it comes to publishing papers about learning and teaching.

/ 21 October, 2022
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ABCs of pedagogy: D is for diversity

What scholarship can you use to describe your diversity or inclusive teaching pedagogy?

/ 22 July, 2022

iLearn Insights: new functionality for S1, 2022

Find out what's new for 2022, how to access it and where to get help with using iLearn Insights.

/ 18 January, 2022

Kindness as push-back and designing for care

Dr Charlotte Overgaard and Dr Jacqueline Mackaway are on a mission to promote kindness as a teaching practice.

/ 4 March, 2021

Departments rising to the challenges and opportunities created by Covid-19 travel restrictions

In this article, we share some of the creative efforts of three departments and individuals within the Faculty of Medicine, Health & Human Sciences.

/ 15 May, 2020

Dr Joel Fuller on the articulation of career goals

Joel is only in his third year of teaching but already knows what he wants and where he is going.

/ 30 September, 2019

Dr Albert Lee on the value of diagnostic assessment quizzes

Albert has a scientific approach to the delivery of MEDI304; a unit that invites students to complete a diagnostic assessment quiz in Week 0.  Results of the quiz support student learning and guide the planning of weekly lectures.

/ 5 August, 2019