This Fellowship aimed to provide practitioners in the field of Indigenous teaching with a set of ‘research-based, practical exemplars for good practice’. Fifteen suggested approaches to indigenous teaching are provided on the fellowship website which also includes a comprehensive resources section.
Resource Library
The Resource Library contains a collection of higher education learning and teaching materials flowing from projects funded by the Commonwealth of Australia including those from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council.
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11 resources found.
The Teaching-Research Nexus: A Guide for Academics and Policy-makers in Higher Education
This excellent resource provides a summary of current thinking on the Teaching-Research Nexus (TRN) for academics, university staff, policy makers and students. The benefits of the TRN for students is presented and is supported with a large number of links to examples of TRN practice by discipline and year levels which should prove to be particularly useful for academics designing or revising existing courses or units. Links to strategy and policy making are also included. The site provides a framework for developing curricula that links teaching and research and is a useful collection of curriculum design ideas for academics. Nineteen concrete examples are presented. The resource may be used to aid the development or review of policies that promote (or hinder) the teaching-research nexus. There are materials supporting all levels of policy makers including government policy makers, those developing university wide policies at Deputy Vice-Chancellor level, and other policy leaders such as heads of departments or schools. In a short commentary the authors give advice to those academics early in their career or wanting to build their career. The main focus is on the advantages of being conscious of the RTN in their work as an academic. This is very much a personal view from the authors and contains only one reference.
Indigenous Teaching and Learning at Australian Universities: Developing Research-Based Exemplars for Good Practice
Addressing Cultural Diversity in Health Ethics Education
Leadership for Future Generations: A National Network for University Languages
Educating the Net Generation: Implications for Learning and Teaching in Australian Universities
Web 2.0 Authoring Tools in Higher Education: New Directions for Assessment and Academic Integrity
Promoting Student Peer Review in Australian Tertiary Education
Peer Review of Teaching in Australian Higher Education
Peer Review of Teaching in Australian Higher Education: Resources to support institutions in developing and embedding effective policies and practices
New Tools and Techniques for Learning in the Field: Studying the Built Environment
Integrating English Language Communication Skills into Disciplinary Curricula: Options and Strategies
Enhancing the Learning of Scientific Inquiry Skills for Bioscience Students in Australian Universities
Twenty-six cases of current teaching practices are identified and described using a framework based on the degree of inquiry inherent in student tasks; the independence expected of students in performing tasks; the tasks’ learning objectives; and the learning environment. Six innovative learning designs incorporating educational technologies are presented in the Hand book. Recommendations are made about evaluating student learning of scientific inquiry skills. A website presents project findings.




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