‘Desirable difficulties’: should we re-frame the ‘work’ of learning?
How can we support students to tackle the 'work' of learning without losing motivation? A recent FFYE forum explores the issues.
How can we support students to tackle the 'work' of learning without losing motivation? A recent FFYE forum explores the issues.
How can we balance the benefits of rigorous evaluation with other kinds of feedback to improve learning and teaching?
Are students lost in content, unsure about where to focus time and energy? Help them avoid burnout with less, not more.
Looking for a little extra motivation to change up your ‘teaching fitness’ regime? Lace up your trainers – it's workout time!
The final blog in our qualitative data analysis series examines how we interpret meaning and draw our conclusions.
Take note of human behaviour and uncover richer insights from your research in the second part of our 'Analysing qualitative data' series.
How can we bring more mindful moments into teaching and learning in our classes, tutorials and workshops?
Ever wondered how to make your own mind map? Here's a quick introduction to some of the key concepts, plus advice for getting started.
Christina shares her research into the 'tiger parent' stereotype, and the twin motivations driving Asian migrant parents’ approaches to education.
A look at highlights and themes from the 2020 UTS Learning and Teaching Forum 'Beyond 2020: Connecting Current Practice with Future Direction'