An indispensable handbook for any HE teacher or lecturer looking for authoritative and practical guidance, this book is tailored to the key requirements of the field of engineering. Subjects covered include the drivers for effective learning development, participation issues, leadership, assessment, problem-based learning, distance learning and small group teaching. The book is rooted in experience - written by members of the LTSN subject centre, it employs a wide range of case studies throughout, reflects on lessons learnt from innovative practitioners and advises on implementing best practice in teaching and learning.…mehr
An indispensable handbook for any HE teacher or lecturer looking for authoritative and practical guidance, this book is tailored to the key requirements of the field of engineering. Subjects covered include the drivers for effective learning development, participation issues, leadership, assessment, problem-based learning, distance learning and small group teaching. The book is rooted in experience - written by members of the LTSN subject centre, it employs a wide range of case studies throughout, reflects on lessons learnt from innovative practitioners and advises on implementing best practice in teaching and learning.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Caroline Baillie is Dupont Chair in Engineering Education Research and Development at the Faculty of Applied Science, Queens University, Ontario, Canada. Ivan Moore was formerly Director of the Department for Learning Development at University of Portsmouth, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Reflecting on effective learning and teaching in engineering education, Caroline Baillie Part 1: Why do students learn what they learn? 1. Engineering education and the pedagogy of awareness, Shirley Booth Part 2: What do we want students to learn? 2. What outcomes is Engineering Education trying to achieve?, Fred Maillardet 3. Capabilities-driven curriculum design, John Bowden Part 3: How can we help students learn? 4. Case Studies in Engineering, Claire Davis and Elizabeth Wilcox 5. Effective engineering education at a distance Part 4: How can assessment help student learning? 6. Personal Development Planning and Portfolio Building Part 5: Leading the change 7. Integrated Learning: One University's Approach to Change, Jim McCowan Part 6: Reflecting on reflecting 8. Beyond Reflection - where next for curricula which concentrate on capability? John Cowan
Introduction: Reflecting on effective learning and teaching in engineering education, Caroline Baillie Part 1: Why do students learn what they learn? 1. Engineering education and the pedagogy of awareness, Shirley Booth Part 2: What do we want students to learn? 2. What outcomes is Engineering Education trying to achieve?, Fred Maillardet 3. Capabilities-driven curriculum design, John Bowden Part 3: How can we help students learn? 4. Case Studies in Engineering, Claire Davis and Elizabeth Wilcox 5. Effective engineering education at a distance Part 4: How can assessment help student learning? 6. Personal Development Planning and Portfolio Building Part 5: Leading the change 7. Integrated Learning: One University's Approach to Change, Jim McCowan Part 6: Reflecting on reflecting 8. Beyond Reflection - where next for curricula which concentrate on capability? John Cowan
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