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Peseta, Tai; Kligyte, Giedre; Bell, Amani; Hardiman, Brittany; Leadbeatter, Delyse; Pizzica, Jenny; Saliba, Gina; Salisbury, Fiona; Thomson, Kate; Yucel, Robyn – Teaching in Higher Education, 2021
While higher education (HE) is entrenched as a context for scholarly inquiry in Australian universities, there remains contest about it as a research field. Unlike other forms of 'Education', in Australia there is no undergraduate programme inducting students into HE's key questions, scholars, and inquiry modes. For new doctoral students, learning…
Descriptors: Doctoral Students, Supervisors, Higher Education, Educational Research
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Bell, Amani; Mladenovic, Rosina – Teaching in Higher Education, 2015
Despite tutors' importance, they often encounter inadequate professional development and support. This study describes the impact of peer observation of teaching activities on tutors' professional development using multiple data-sets over a three-year period. The data was analysed according to three themes: situated learning, reflective practice…
Descriptors: Context Effect, Peer Evaluation, Observation, Faculty Development
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Peseta, Tai; Bell, Amani; Clifford, Amanda; English, Annette; Janarthana, Jananie; Jones, Chelsea; Teal, Matthew; Zhang, Jessica – International Journal for Academic Development, 2016
Engaging students as partners in learning, teaching, and curriculum renewal is driven by different agendas, and takes multiple forms. Although the research is clear on the ethical necessity of student participation in these efforts, the institutional challenges remain ongoing and writ large. This article offers an account of an innovative…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Learner Engagement, Student Recruitment, College Students
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Bell, Amani; Kelton, Jill; McDonagh, Nadia; Mladenovic, Rosina; Morrison, Kellie – Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2011
The use of reflective learning journals to encourage higher order learning outcomes is a growing area in higher education research and practice. However, without a unified and clear definition of reflection, identifying and assessing reflection is problematic for educators. In an attempt to address this issue, in 1999 Kember and colleagues devised…
Descriptors: Reflection, Thinking Skills, Student Journals, Coding
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Bell, Amani; Mladenovic, Rosina; Segara, Reuben – Teaching in Higher Education, 2010
Effective self-reflection is a key component of excellent teaching. We describe the types of self-reflection identified in tutors' reflective statements following a peer observation of teaching exercise. We used an adapted version of the categories developed by Grushka, McLeod and Reynolds in 2005 to code text from 20 written statements as…
Descriptors: Peer Evaluation, Observation, Tutors, Reflective Teaching
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Bell, Amani; Morris, Gayle – Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 2009
Much of what is regarded as effective professional learning is that which is situated, incorporates a social dimension and enables practitioners to converge in and around authentic practice. This article describes an inter-university online learning resource for tutors which is underpinned by a practice based approach to professional learning. The…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Learning Strategies, Educational Resources, Faculty Development