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Educational Innovation

Educational Innovation

The Education Portfolio is responsible for enhancing the student experience and the quality of our teaching and learning. The Portfolio oversees our curriculum, education strategy, graduate research, educational integrity, quality and analytics, educational innovation, and academic enrichment.

Teaching tips 26/05/2016 17/09/2016

Small changes in teaching: the minutes before class

In a series of articles inThe Chroniclefrom his book “Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons From the Science of Learning“,James M. Lang presents simple and practical…

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News & events 26/05/2016 07/08/2016

Call for proposals: Australian Conference on Science & Mathematics Education

  ACSMEis a great opportunity for university-level science and mathematics educators to share ideas andinnovations and hearabout key new ideas and research on student…

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Sydney updates 30/04/2016 16/09/2016

Innovation at the core of the vision for education in the Strategic Plan

The 2016-20 Strategic Plansets out a vision fora distinctive Sydney education. Alongside a renewal of what students learn is a focus on how they…

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Teaching tips 27/04/2016 16/09/2016

Tools for flipping your class #2: response systems for polling, formative assessment and feedback

Flipping the classby encouragingstudents to prepare before a lecture, perhaps byproviding short videos,helps build engagement andattendance. It alsoensures that they are ready to be…

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News & events 26/04/2016 01/08/2016

Uncertainty around the future of the OLT

Since the establishment of the Office for Learning and Teaching in 2012 Australian universities have benefitted from its awards, grants and fellowship programs and…

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News & events 24/04/2016 01/08/2016

OLT Teaching Excellence and Program Awards 2016l

The OLT Teaching Excellence and Program Awards are highly prestigious and provide recognition of significant achievements in teaching at a national level. The University…

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Teaching tips 15/04/2016 14/08/2016

Assessment and professional judgement – 53 Powerful Ideas All Teachers Should Know About

Graham Gibbs revisits the notion that objective assessment is likely to be near impossible. In Idea 43: Most assessment involves (unreliable) professional judgement and…

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Teaching tips 09/04/2016 01/08/2016

Small changes in teaching: the first 5 minutes of class

In a series of articles in The Chroniclefrom his book “Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons From the Science of Learning”,James M. Lang presents simple and…

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News & events 25/03/2016 01/08/2016

Teaching graduates to value inclusivity using disability awareness

Given that disability affects the lives of one in every five Australians1, our graduates are likely to in the future, either experience a disability…

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News & events 22/03/2016 30/08/2016

Keep up to date with teaching at Sydney every day using Outlook, Twitter, Yammer and Flipboard

Alongsidereading our flagship monthly Teaching@Sydney newsletter, you can now keep in regular touch with educational innovation at Sydney and sharenews and views: By following@SydneyEduInnovon…

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