Objects, observation and opportunity: Postcards
byWhat can a postcard teach us? At first glance, perhaps not very much. A small piece of card, usually with a picture on one…
What can a postcard teach us? At first glance, perhaps not very much. A small piece of card, usually with a picture on one…
When I first started teaching international students back in 2023, my classrooms were noticeably and unexpectedly quiet. The silence was neither confusion nor disengagement;…
What does it mean to design assessments to be inclusive, valid and fair? Why does it matter? Whose responsibility is it? How do we…
Australia’s universities have never been more internationally diverse – and nowhere is that clearer than at the University of Sydney. Yet sit in on…
As an educator in Gender Studies, I am constantly guided by feminist values in recognising diversity and power hierarchies in the classroom. Out of…
I, Ruth, lived in a student hall of residence during my first year at university and generally attended most lectures and seminars, excited by…
Some of the most engaging learning experiences happen when students stop analysing data someone else collected, and start generating it themselves. Recent advances in…
Each year roughly 140 students will enrol into the postgraduate Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM). Coming into this program from diverse undergraduate backgrounds, the…
In many group presentations, only one part of the room is really active: the group at the front. The rest of the class is…
In a large first-year economics unit, students kept asking for the same thing: more exam-style practice. Generative AI gave us a way to provide…