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Young, Tim – Higher Education Pedagogies, 2020
In this opinion piece I reflect on an inspiring 2019 Advance HE STEM conference in Birmingham. In doing so I identify the term pedagogy as one aspect which ran contrary to the noble aspirations of the conference. I outline my own perspective as both an insider and outsider in my role of a Teacher-Practitioner. I use this vantage point to outline…
Descriptors: Higher Education, STEM Education, Learner Engagement, Jargon
Di Biase, Rhonda; King, Elizabeth; Kriewaldt, Jeana; Reid, Catherine; Janfada, Mahtab – Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 2021
This qualitative study investigates the changes and continuities in conceptions of teaching and learning from course commencement to course completion for a group of international preservice teachers undertaking a two-year Masters-level degree in Initial Teacher Education (ITE). Data were collected through a series of graphic elicitation…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Student Teacher Attitudes, Foreign Students, Masters Degrees
Hollabaugh, Christopher R.; Milanick, Mark A. – Advances in Physiology Education, 2014
Analogies are often helpful for students to grasp key physiological concepts; sometimes the technical jargon makes the concept seem more complex than it actually is. In this article the authors provide several analogies for information transfer processes that sometimes confuse students. For an analogy to be useful, of course, it needs to be…
Descriptors: Scientific Concepts, Physiology, Logical Thinking, Information Transfer