Teaching and learning

By Anonymous (not verified), 6 October, 2021

Best practice pedagogy for online, blended and in-person university teaching. Educators from universities around the world share advice, insight and experience on effective instructional design, teaching styles, assessment, boosting student engagement, classroom management and ensuring students achieve those all-important learning outcomes.

 

By Eliza.Compton, 24 November, 2025
Students need skills that go beyond subject knowledge to be ready for as-yet-unknown jobs. For institutions, that means preparing them with cognitive abilities – and awareness of how to apply them – for careers now and in future
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By Eliza.Compton, 22 November, 2025
As deepfakes blur truth and political divides widen, the arts and humanities offer essential skills such as reflection and resilience. And, of course, they provide respite and balance. Patty Raun explains
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4minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 21 November, 2025
When students believe their opinions matter, their creativity, confidence and sense of belonging grow – and so does the impact of your work. Here are five practical ways to bring students ‘behind the camera’ in co-curricular programme design
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4minutes
By kiera.obrien, 20 November, 2025
Find out how to educate students with the skills needed to succeed in a world beset with uncertainty and instability
By Laura.Duckett, 18 November, 2025
Here are simple ways to nurture self-direction in students – from consulting them on assessments to offering choice on learning objectives – shared by Natalie K Seedan
By Eliza.Compton, 7 November, 2025
Motivating engineering students when information overload threatens to sap their attention requires real-world industrial collaborations, a customised learning experience and a focus on impact
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4minutes
By Laura.Duckett, 4 November, 2025
Gamified learning can transform passive teaching into engaging, student-centred experiences. Matthew Jones offers practical advice on creative delivery and scaling up
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5minutes
By Laura.Duckett, 30 October, 2025
Top-performing graduates often struggle with execution in the workplace. Educators can change that by designing learning exercises that hone decision-making skills and resilience
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3minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 30 October, 2025
When generative AI leads 150 students to submit the same ‘creative’ work, something is afoot in arts and humanities education. Here, Leah Henrickson and Luke Zaphir turn insights from cognitive science into ways to use AI to boost students’ creativity
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5minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 29 October, 2025
Why struggle through setting and assessing group tasks when this teaching approach can present considerable challenges around communication and conflict? These insights offer ways to design tasks that will benefit both educators and students
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5minutes
By kiera.obrien, 27 October, 2025
Designing an educational studies course for international learners meant rethinking assessment, from traditional exams to a more practical, student-informed approach. Here’s what worked
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3minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 24 October, 2025
Incorporating guest speaker presentations as part of work-integrated learning helps university educators as well as students, writes Temesgen Kifle. It can enhance teaching practice, build stronger connections with industry, and keep courses up to date with evolving workforce needs
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3minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 22 October, 2025
The worth of know-how – as opposed to know-that – is enhanced when instructors are full-time, eligible for tenure and materially supported in their collective endeavour. Here, Daniel M. Gross makes the case for valuing teachers’ collective wisdom
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4minutes
By kiera.obrien, 16 October, 2025
Exams are still a common choice of assessment, but do they really offer the feedback students need? Here’s how to make exam feedback impactful
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4minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 13 October, 2025
As workplaces are increasingly AI-integrated and hybrid, can teaching transferable skills – including body language – in a virtual learning environment, in some cases, offer a more authentic education experience?
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4minutes
By kiera.obrien, 9 October, 2025
Today’s media studies students need more than technical skills – they need the agility to survive in a changing industry. Here’s how to teach film, TV and digital media to the next generation of storytellers
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5minutes
By Sreethu.Sajeev, 6 October, 2025
As AI gains more popularity among students and employers, universities should embrace AI tools to prepare students for responsible use and real-world applications in their future careers
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