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Category Archives: Curriculum
A comprehensive guide to Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is reshaping education by embracing learner diversity and breaking away from one‑size‑fits‑all models. This article explores how UDL empowers learners through engagement, representation, and expression, helping educators design inclusive environments where every learner can thrive. Continue reading
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Preparedness for sudden change
Research to identify and describe the impact of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake on a tertiary learning community. Continue reading
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Project-based learning in visual arts and design:
Research into redeveloping a traditional arts and design degree into a 21st century project-based learning programme. Continue reading
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Public relations in action: Social issues, experiential learning and reflection
Project to provide public relations students with an authentic learning experience of working with a real-world client. Continue reading
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Enhancing generic thinking skills of tertiary STEM students through puzzle-based learning
A project assessing the effectiveness of integrating puzzles into the curriculum to improve critical thinking skills among STEM students at the tertiary level. Continue reading
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What about our talented students? An exploratory study
Research to enhance the identification practices and the learning and experiences of talented undergraduate students. Continue reading
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Seeing the bigger picture through context-based learning
This research investigates context-based learning (CBL) and the learner benefits associated with the practice. Continue reading
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Redesigning the design crit
Research to test the validity of new design crit types in architectural and design education to improve learner outcomes. Continue reading
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Mathematical maturity: How can it inform teaching and learning of mathematics?
A project that aimed to develop pedagogy to help students improve mathematical thinking and overall mathematical performance. Continue reading
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Inquiry-Based Learning
A project to develop case study examples of inquiry-based learning at tertiary institutions and identify the impact of inquiry-based learning on student learning outcomes. Continue reading
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Building an evidence-base for teaching and learning design using learning analytics data
A project to identify how teachers and designers can use learning analytics data to more effectively design e-learning tasks. Continue reading
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Using tutor hubs as a spotlight on quality and consistency
Research on using Tutor Hubs to improve quality and consistency of course composition, delivery practices and assessments. Continue reading
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Working with “the SET process” to improve teachers’ teaching and learners’ learning
Research that aimed to develop and evaluate strategies to maximise the impact of Student Evaluation of Teaching (SET) data in teaching and learning. Continue reading
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Why lecturers use exemplars and how they use them
This report documents a survey of lecturers’ understandings about and use of exemplars and offers a set of guidelines to support lecturers who wish to embark on or continue to develop their use of exemplars in
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A method and resources to support accounting Students to think critically
Research to develop a series of financial spreadsheets to support accounting students to develop critical thinking skills. Continue reading
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Supporting academic success by minority group students in a Private Training Establishment
Research to identify learning and teaching strategies successful with culturally and linguistically diverse students. Continue reading
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Learner guidance in flexible first year teaching at university
Research into developing flexible modes of teaching for first year university courses. Continue reading
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Kia Tene – Off the cuff
A set of resources to support the learning of social work students in the field. Continue reading
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Keeping it real | Using client-based real-world projects in a fashion programme of study
Project to describe the implementation of a client-based, real-world project into a fashion programme of study. Continue reading
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Internship handbook for the Liberal Arts
Research to develop a handbook for the liberal arts that integrates emancipatory education with work-integrated-learning. Continue reading
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Institutional programme-design strategies supporting forced change
Research to investigate the impact of forced change caused by the Christchurch earthquake on programme design and students. Continue reading
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Information maps: Supporting students through Their research and writing processes
Project to explore how imaps can be used to enhance information literacy, reduce plagiarism and enhance feedback. Continue reading
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Improving science communication skills through scenario-based role plays
A project to help scientists and science learners learn how to translate scientific results, conclusions and recommendations into language easily understood by non-experts. Continue reading
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Improving the effectiveness of large-class teaching in law degrees
Research to identify effective methods for improving the effectiveness of large-class teaching in law degrees. Continue reading
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Making the invisible visible: Illuminating undergraduate learning outcomes beyond content and skill
This project explored undergraduate learning outcomes beyond content and skills acquisition. Continue reading
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Transforming tertiary science education
A study to adapt the Carl Wieman Science Education Initiative model to New Zealand’s tertiary sector. Continue reading
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The role of academic literacy in post-graduate hospitality education
Research to investigate expectations about standards of academic writing at postgraduate level in hospitality education. Continue reading
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Good practice in international placements
This project, aimed to help guide educators and students who are considering or developing international placements. Continue reading
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Developing an electronic teaching resource: Using an interactive white board
Research to develop a resource on the use of Interactive White Boards (IWB) as a tool to capture lesson structures. Continue reading
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Curriculum restructuring overnight
A project describing the curriculum and assessment overhaul needed to continue courses after the Christchurch earthquake. Continue reading
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