This is the 3rd post in a series on grammar. The first is here, and the second is here. SO HOW CAN I EMBED THIS
The imperative of considered and measured Program design
Education – and higher education – are powerful vehicles for transformative socio-economic change at individual, community and societal levels. The Australian Universities Accord interim report
Doing less to do more
Key takeaways Add an oral assessment component to written tasks Don’t spend time marking the written component, only the Q&A In all of my time
Is Interactive Oral assessment the answer to AI concerns?
As a way to ensure academic integrity, a proposed solution is for any handwritten submission to be accompanied by an Interactive Oral assessment component, or
Motivating less committed students in group work
This is the 20th post in a series titled ‘All Things Group Work’. The home page is here. There may be a range of reasons why
Making feedback worth everyone’s time
Tutor feedback and student learning should be inseparable. If they become uncoupled, the formative aspect of assessment is lost. (Orsmondet al., 2000) Well-timed and directed
