Learning and Teaching in Higher Education: The Reflective Professional

Greg Light · Roy Cox · Susanna Calkins

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Introduction: The Challenge of Professionalism PART ONE: THE ACADEMIC AS REFLECTIVE PROFESSIONAL The Reflective Professional in Academic Practice A Critical Matrix of Learning and Teaching PART TWO: GENRES OF TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION Designing: Course and Curriculum Design Lecturing: Large-group Teaching Facilitating: Small-group Teaching Supervising: Project, Dissertation, and Thesis Guidance Innovating: Teaching with Technology Assessing: Student Assessment Evaluating: Teaching and Course Evaluation PART THREE: PERFORMANCE STRATEGY Realizing the Reflective Professional Appendix: Structured Observation of Teaching: Guidelines

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