Tools for Teaching in an Educationally Mobile World

ISBN-13: 9780415728003 / Angielski / Twarda / 2014 / 204 str.

Jude Carroll

Opis

This publication examines undergraduate and postgraduate teaching issues, and the problems encountered when teaching in transnational contexts. It uses examples and experiences from a wide range of disciplines and national contexts and is relevant for teachers in Anglophone countries, including the US, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

Spis treści

Section 1: Teaching across cultures: the issues and the context  Chapter 1. Teaching educationally mobile students in times of change  Chapter 2. The impact of educational mobility on teaching and learning  Chapter 3. Teachers as mediators of educational diversity and pedagogic variation   Chapter 4. Learning in English, teaching in English: the issues for teachers  Chapter 5. ‘This is your place, too’: working towards inclusive teaching and learning  Section 2: Developing students’ skills for intercultural and communicative competence  Chapter 6. Practical strategies for developing students’ English language proficiency  Chapter 7. Fostering and assessing students’ intercultural competence  Section 3: Intercultural teaching, learning and assessment issues   Chapter 8. Designing programs and courses with an international perspective  Chapter 9. Encouraging student participation in lectures  Chapter 10. Encouraging participation in seminars, tutorials and in supervision  Chapter 11. Managing assessed, collaborative group work involving diverse student groups  Chapter 12. Assessing diverse students: an overview of the issues  Chapter 13. Practical strategies for assessing diverse students and for making assessment accessible, authentic and sustainable  References

O autorze

Jude Carroll taught in universities for many years and was awarded a UK Higher Education Academy National Teaching Award in recognition of her work on teaching international students and on learning, teaching and assessment in diverse cultural and linguistic contexts. She collaborated with the HEA-sponsored Teaching International Students project (2009–2011).