Reflective teaching in higher education / Paul Ashwin [and ten others].

Contributor(s): Ashwin, Paul, 1970- [author.] | Boud, David [author.] | Coate, Kelly [author.] | Hallet, Fiona [author.] | Keane, Elaine [author.] | Krause, Kerri-Lee [author.] | Leibowitz, Brenda [author.] | MacLaren, Iain [author.] | McArthur, Jan [author.] | McCune, Velda [author.] | Tooher, Michelle [author.]Material type: TextTextSeries: Reflective teachingPublication details: London : Bloomsbury, 2015Description: xiv, 416 pages ; 26 cmISBN: 9781441197559 (Paperback)Subject(s): College teaching | Reflective teachingLOC classification: LB2331 | .R43 2015
Contents:
pt. One Becoming reflective -- 1.Identity Who we are as teachers and who are our students? -- 2.Learning How do students develop their understanding? -- 3.Reflection How can we develop the quality of our teaching? -- 4.Principles What are the foundations of effective teaching and learning? -- pt. Two Creating conditions for learning -- 5.Contexts How do they shape us and how do we shape them? -- 6.Relationships How are we getting on together? -- 7.Engagement How does our engagement with teaching influence student learning? -- 8.Spaces How are we creating environments for learning? -- pt. Three Teaching for understanding -- 9.Curriculum What is to be taught and learned? -- 10.Planning How are we implementing curricula? -- 11.Teaching How can we develop strategies focused on student understanding? -- 12.Communication How can we support learning through dialogue? -- 13.Assessment How does it make a contribution to learning? -- Contents note continued: pt. Four Reflecting on consequences -- 14.Quality How are we monitoring and enhancing the quality of teaching and learning? -- 15.Inclusion How are we enabling opportunities? -- pt. Five Deepening understanding -- 16.Expertise How do we develop a career-long fascination with teaching? -- 17.Professionalism How does reflective? teaching contribute to society?.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

pt. One Becoming reflective -- 1.Identity Who we are as teachers and who are our students? -- 2.Learning How do students develop their understanding? -- 3.Reflection How can we develop the quality of our teaching? -- 4.Principles What are the foundations of effective teaching and learning? -- pt. Two Creating conditions for learning -- 5.Contexts How do they shape us and how do we shape them? -- 6.Relationships How are we getting on together? -- 7.Engagement How does our engagement with teaching influence student learning? -- 8.Spaces How are we creating environments for learning? -- pt. Three Teaching for understanding -- 9.Curriculum What is to be taught and learned? -- 10.Planning How are we implementing curricula? -- 11.Teaching How can we develop strategies focused on student understanding? -- 12.Communication How can we support learning through dialogue? -- 13.Assessment How does it make a contribution to learning? --
Contents note continued: pt. Four Reflecting on consequences -- 14.Quality How are we monitoring and enhancing the quality of teaching and learning? -- 15.Inclusion How are we enabling opportunities? -- pt. Five Deepening understanding -- 16.Expertise How do we develop a career-long fascination with teaching? -- 17.Professionalism How does reflective? teaching contribute to society?.

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