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Teaching Development Grants Completed TDG Projects Assessment and Feedback A Summative and Formative Assessment Approach for Science Students’ Internships Abstract As part of the 4-year B.Sc. curriculum, disciplinary internship is an important element of Capstone learning. The aim is to allow students to combine knowledge learned throughout the curriculum in work experience in the industry […]
Teaching Development Grants Completed TDG Projects Assessment and Feedback Plagiarism: Awareness, Avoidance and Assurance Abstract The intention of this project has been to find ways to raise students’ awareness of plagiarism and related issues; through that enhanced awareness to enable students’ avoidance of plagiarism; and thus to provide a vehicle for the assurance of plagiarism-free […]
Teaching Development Grants Completed TDG Projects Assessment and Feedback Advancing the Assessment of Clinical Experiential Learning in Medical and Health Sciences Education Abstract Experiential learning is a distinctive feature of the new/ four-year undergraduate curriculum. The project aims to advance the assessment of clinical experiential learning in a pilot study by developing a number of […]
Teaching Development Grants Completed TDG Projects Assessment and Feedback Assessing, Validating and Improving an L2 English Speaking Assessment Rubric Abstract Coming under the TDG priority area of ‘assessment tasks and assessment standards’, this project aimed to develop a procedure to assess and improve the marking criteria of speaking assessments, by investigating the speaking test rubric […]
Teaching Development Grants Completed TDG Projects Experiential Learning Development of an Experiential Learning Based Course “Transformative Business Immersion in Developing Economics” for Undergraduate Students in the Faculty of Business and Economics Abstract This project created the course “Transformative Business Immersion in Developing Economies”, first ran with one subclass in 2014/15 and two subclasses in 2015/16. […]