The politics of quality assurance in higher education
In an age of mass and increasingly internationalised higher education, it has become the norm that both universities and quality
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Better information on teaching is required to redress the balance with research
Balance between Teaching and Research How universities allocate resources – and how academics allocate their own time – between research
Three Ideas for Implementing Learner Reflection
Three Ideas for Implementing Learner Reflection Educators have long recognized the importance and applicability of critical reflection across a wide
Rising to the Challenges of Tomorrow
Rising to the Challenges of Tomorrow Increasingly, higher education is recognized as core to the furtherance of a nation’s social
‘Be the person who makes the difference’: an Irish-French reflection on strong learning and teaching practice 27 September 2017
Has learning and teaching become more of a priority in recent years in Ireland and if so, why? With nearly
Awarding – and imagining – teaching excellence
The winners of the Higher Education Academy’s newly launched Global Teaching Excellence Award were announced on 4 SEP 2017. Click
International conference on Professional development of lecturers: the missing link in internationalisation
“Internationalisation of the curriculum has asserted its place in higher education. It is now considered a key instrument for all
What have we learned from the new (and improved) NSS?
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UO study finds correlation between grade inflation, student course evaluations
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Measuring teaching quality in higher education: assessing selection bias in course evaluations
Measuring teaching quality in higher education: assessing selection bias in course evaluations “Student evaluations of teaching (SETs) are widely used