Engagement doesn’t have to be visible
byWhen we picture an engaged student, we tend to envisage the similar things: a hand raised, a question answered, a contribution offered without hesitation….
When we picture an engaged student, we tend to envisage the similar things: a hand raised, a question answered, a contribution offered without hesitation….
The ability and availability of generative AI tools — which can complete many of our assessments, including quizzes, assignments, reports, reflections and presentations, potentially…
Purpose of this guide This guide supports markers working with open (Lane 2) assessments which are designed as assessment for learning and where any AI…
Most of us teach in relative isolation. We plan our classes, deliver them, and move on – rarely with the chance to see how…
How do we help students become independent, self-directed learners, especially when AI tools make it tempting to skip the hard and deep thinking? Self-regulated…
Assessment redesign is rarely driven by a single factor. In a first-year, first-semester Occupational Therapy unit at the University of Sydney, several pressures and…
Some months ago, I received an email from a mature, domestic student that prompted a moment of reflection: “Truthfully, you are the only educator…
The University of Sydney’s 2026 Transition Symposium* asked a deceptively simple question: Do we actually teach students how to learn? Keynote speaker Professor Sally…
In the first week of semester, a student stopped me on campus. My staff lanyard must have been a beacon to this nervous student…
Research on student retention and success consistently shows that the first weeks of semester matter. Research into the student experience of transition, including Kift’s transition…