Connecting the dots in the new curriculum
byCurriculum is ambitious business. In designing it, we make a claim about what we ought to teach, and what our students ought to learn….
Curriculum is ambitious business. In designing it, we make a claim about what we ought to teach, and what our students ought to learn….
Many of us are aware that embedding the new Graduate Qualities in the curriculum has been going on for some time, even prior to…
Stage 1 – Visualising your UoS design Jessica Frawley’s recent article in Teaching@Sydney, ‘(Re)designing Your Unit of Study – Learning Outcomes and Constructive Alignment’,…
Register and save the date for this year’s Sydney Teaching Colloquium on Wednesday16th August From 1-4 pm on Wednesday16th August inthe Education Building Lecture…
Throughouthigher education there has been a lot of talk about graduate qualities – sometimes referred to as graduate attributes. Graduate qualities are usually defined…
As a partnership of two students and an academic, we wanted to measure students’ understanding and experience of cultural competence and whether this might…
On Friday 23 June, Dr Wendy Green will lead a discussion based on her current work on engaging students as partners in global…
The Sydney School of Veterinary Science will hold our 7th Indigenous seminar series throughout May. We have invited an excellent group of prominent speakers…
In the Faculty of Health Sciences we know how essential it is that students receive specific and timely feedback to help them improve…
By Gulnaz Beg (student ambassador), with Tom Hubble. We participated in the 2016 ‘Students as Partners for Cultural Competence’ project, designed as collaboration between…