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Peer feedback

Peer to peer feedback is a broad descriptor that can be applied to a range of interactions between students. Many theories of learning incorporate feedback between peers including Stephen Brookfield’s framing of discussion as a key component of learning ​(Brookfield, 2005)​ and the connectivist understanding of the classroom as a complex networked space ​(Siemens, 2005)​ […]

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Designing for online teacher presence

Donna Rooney and the PGLD team transition a blended program to fully online – without sacrificing teacher presence.

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Teaching behavioral economics with Andrea Giovannetti – winner of the Vice-Chancellor’s Early Career Teaching Award

Andrea Giovannetti reflects on teaching human psychology in relation to economic decision making in the year of a pandemic.

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Belonging at UTS: supporting Indigenous students in Business

Find out how building a sense of belonging addressed the challenges and benefits of a Business course designed for Indigenous Australian professionals.

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Bad behaviour online? Here’s what to do

Don't panic if there's someone disrupting your online teaching – follow these steps to ensure a respectful environment for all.

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Students explain: why inclusive environments are important for learning

Digital Accessibility Ambassador Jackson Tait discusses the many benefits of inclusion for students.

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A chat with Dr Katherina Petrou, winner of the Vice-Chancellor’s Individual Teaching Award

The winner of the Vice-Chancellor's Award for Individual Teaching shares her thoughts on effective student engagement, student-led learning and more...

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Student agency and teamwork: an introduction to TACT’s latest hot topic

Agency is an ability to act, influence situations, ask questions and take initiative – mediated by others, it can create dynamic, participatory togetherness.

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