Tag: teaching
15 ways to evidence your teaching achievements at university
Macquarie recently joined a growing number of universities worldwide in establishing a distinct promotion pathway via teaching excellence (Cashmore, Cane, & Cane, 2013). It means that collecting, tagging, and organizing evidence of one’s teaching achievements is now more important than...
Teaching in a physically distanced teaching space: What I’d do in S2.
Important things to think about before heading off to teach in a physically distanced space
Wéijī within the School of Engineering
In the time of lockdown and social isolation, it is not business as usual, putting community social fabric under strain. This is testing our resilience to change and agility to adapt through innovation. The University sector is acutely impacted where...
We all teach here.
Even if you don’t call yourself a teacher, or you’re not in a formal teaching role, you're probably still involved in teaching.
Dr Marina Junqueira Santiago: The power of play
The game-based approach adopted by Marina in Pharmacology tutorials ensures that students are actively engaged and motivated learners and receive regular feedback on their learning as part of the learning activity.
Do you need Lectern Training?
Lectern training introduces teaching staff to the various types of lecterns on campus.
We never forget good teachers: Taryn Jones
FMHS Teacher Feature No. 2: Taryn shares her thoughts about teaching and what it meant to win a student-led VC award. Her answers should inspire every teacher to reach higher!
Join in the fun at the ‘Festival of Assessment’
Save the date in your diary and come along: 17th April
Enhancing professional practice through video
Using video technology for assessments can enhance professional growth and reflective practice of teacher education students and their supervisors.