A Handbook for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education : Enhancing academic practice (Hardcover, 4 New edition)

List of illustrations  Notes on contributors  Acknowledgements  Forward by Professor Sir Bob Burgess  Part 1 The current world of teaching and learning in higher education  1. A user’s guide  2. UK institutional teaching contexts: polies and practice  3. UK Higher Education: an International context  4. Success as a university teacher  Part 2 Learning, Teaching and Supervising in Higher Education  5. Student learning  6. Describing what students should learn  7. Lecturing, working with groups, and providing individual support  8. Assessing assessment: new developments in assessment design, feedback practices and marking in higher education  9. Feedback to and from students: building an ethos of student and staff engagement in teaching and learning  10. Effective online teaching and learning  11. Challenging students: enabling inclusive learning  12. Encouraging independent learning  13. Supervising research degrees  14. Maximising student learning gain: some personal reflections  Part 3 Teaching and learning in the disciplines  15. The experimental sciences  16. Mathematics and statistics  17. Engineering  18. Dance, drama and music  19. Social sciences  20. Modern languages  21. Law  22. Business and management  23. Quantitative methods in the social sciences  24. Art, design and media  25. Sport-related subjects  26. Nursing, health and social care  27. Medicine and dentistry  Glossary  Index