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Teaching and Learning Forum 2006 : Wednesday 1 February

Wednesday 1 February

8.00-9.00

Registrations

9.00-9.30

Welcome: Professor Alan Robson AM, Vice-Chancellor, The University of Western Australia [Social Sciences Lecture Theatre]

9.30-10.30

Keynote speaker: Dr Sue Gordon AM, Magistrate, Perth Children’s Court and Chairperson, National Indigenous Council p.13

Dr Gordon's address is titled What is the experience of learning?

10.30-11.00

Morning Tea [Student Guild Cafeteria]

Arts Lect Room 5

Arts Lect Room 6

Social Sciences G207

Social Sciences LT

Social Sciences G208

Social Sciences G209

Social Sciences G33

Social Sciences G34

11.00-11.25

Workshop 3 hours

Designing engineers or designing programs? p.18

Wageeh Boles, Duncan Campbell, Mahalinga Iyer, Martin Murray and Jon Bunker

Teaching on the run: Development of a national staff development program for clinicians p.38

Fiona Lake, Nigel de Silva, Gerard Ryan

Students’ perceptions of teachers’ interpersonal behaviour and identifying exemplary teachers p.37

Rekha B Koul and Darrell L Fisher

Identifying the listening and speaking needs of international students p.25

Patricia Dooey

Helping or hindering: Students’ use of collaborative technology in group projects p.55

Goce Simonoski and Peter Dell

Academic-practitioner alliances: Embedding diversity in the curriculum p.27

Malcolm Fialho and Allan Goody

A formative assessment framework for scientific writing development p.34

Andrew Jardine and Jane Heyworth

Voting with their feet: How to engage academics in leadership development p.17

Vivienne Blake

11.30-11.55

The multidisciplinary team as a teacher… in the Dept of Psychiatry and Behavioural Science at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital p.22

Johann Claassen and Lindy Hall

Laptops and learning: A trial with primary teacher trainees p.48

Jennifer Pearson and John Williams

Teaching beyond the knowledge society? The university pathway experience p.52

Janine Rutledge and Thelma Blackford

Enhancing student learning: An online experience p.21

Yvonne Button, Doina Olaru and Eileen Thompson

Investigating undergraduate physics learning and teaching in Australia: A Western Australian perspective p.56

Geoff Swan and Marjan Zadnik

University units specialising in scientific communication are essential for establishing generic skills p.34

Peter Hutton and Johanna Pluske

Navigating the maze: An action learning program to develop reflective systems thinking about the future in senior managers p.39

Trudi Lang and Lynn Allen

12.00-12.25

Multidisciplinary problem based learning exercise p.31

Iain K. Hague and Denese Playford

The effects of meta-cognitive instruction embedded within an asynchronous learning network on inquiry skills p.59

Michal Zion, Michalski Tova and Mevarech R. Zemira

Aligning academic perceptions of what constitutes a ‘graduate’ with university graduate attributes p.58

Patricia Williams and Andrew Woodward

Improving the experience of learning: Supporting ex-beginners’ language students in mixed level classes p.56

Bonnie Thomas

First year physics labs in a ‘suitcase’: Closing the loop p.53

Salim Siddiqui, Bob Loss, Glen Lawson and Shelley Yeo

Self-assessment and reflective learning for first year university geography students: A simple guide or simply misguided? p.57

Graham Thompson and Alan Pilgrim

Future trends in continuing professional development for natural science lecturers in higher education… p.28

Liezel Frick and Chris Kapp

12.30-12.55

Staff perceptions of learning achievement: Involving clinical academics in out-come based program evaluation p.22

Sandra Carr, Dianne Carmody and Alexandra Tregonning

Assessing teachers’ perceptions of health science education in East Timor p.26

Jaya Earnest and Rekha B Koul

Co-creating professio-nal knowledge through learning partnerships: The WA Police-Edith Cowan University officer development program p.29    Scott Gardner, Andrew Blevins and Terry Taylor

Student web news: A faculty wide learning experience p.24

Leitha Delves

Is evidence based education the same as evidence based medicine? Can it quantify and modify the experience of learning? p.15

Garry T. Allison and Helen Slattery

More than the sum of its parts: Learning, language and research skills at the University of Western Australia p.23

Lisa Cluett and Judy Skene

The development of a workload formula for university teaching/research academic staff p.28

Judith Finn, Matthew Knuiman and Helena Iredell

1.00-2.00

Lunch [Student Guild Cafeteria]

Arts Lect Room 5

Arts Lect Room 6

Social Sciences G207

Social Sciences LT

Social Sciences G208

Social Sciences G209

Social Sciences G33

Reid Library Training Room

2.00-2.25

Workshop continued

Designing engineers or designing programs?

Workshop 1.5 hours

Creativity in health education p.54

Zarrin S Siddiqui, Fiona Lake and David Bruce

Professional learning: What really works for university teachers? p.2 Add

Heather Sparrow and

Alison Bunker

Living with a thesis p.19

Michael A. Booth and Joan Eveline

A case study on the effectiveness of WebCT as a student learning tool and platform for structured assessment p.41

Yamin Ma and Sandra M. Saunders

iTeach, iLearn: Student podcasting p.39

Tama Leaver

Anticipating the experience of learning: Students’ expectations of difficulties they may face in their degree p.33

Julie Howe, Carmela Briguglio and Rose van Son

Workshop 1.5 hours

Supporting students with disability using CATS (Creating Access to Teaching and Support) p.36

Denise Kirkpatrick and Christine Goodacre

2.30-2.55

Peer observation: Powerful learning for university teachers? P.1 Add

Alison Bunker and Heather Sparrow

Supervision: A short film p.58

Rose Williams

An analysis of online discussion forums in the context of student motivation p.25

Adam Dunn

Static and animated visual aids in pure mathematics p.48

Geoffrey Pearce

Lessons learned from using students’ feedback to inform academic teaching practice p.53

Shelleyann Scott and Tomayess Issa

3.00-3.25

Research, experience, capture: A study tour of self-directed exploration p.25

Khoa Do and Adelyn Siew

Embracing the ‘swamp’: A reflective pedagogical approach for interdisciplinary practitioners p.24

John Davis, Peter Devereux, Brad Pettitt and Dora Marinova

A consideration of issues affecting the approaches to learning of mature age students p.1 Add

Pamela Lynch

L2 student responses to processing writing using email in a university pathway course p.17

Thelma Blackford

Songs in the key of life: Popular music as a tool for tertiary education p.42

Lorel Mayberry

Delivering on outcomes based education in a graduate school of business through the use of strategic learning drivers p.38

Richard K. Ladyshewsky

3.30-4.00

Afternoon Tea

4.00-5.15

Keynote speaker: Professor Richard Johnstone, Executive Director of the Carrick Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education p.13 [Social Sciences Lecture Theatre]

Professor Johnstone's address is titled Strategic support for teaching and learning: The role of the Carrick Institute.

5.15-5.45

Academic Learning and Language Skills Network  [Social Sciences Lecture Theatre]

5.30-

Barbecue Dinner  Acorn Café, UWA Student Guild (overlooking the Oak Lawn and Matilda Bay)


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