Improving Student Learning Theory and Practice - 10 years on

September 4th - 6th, 2002, The Sheraton Hotel, Brussels, Belgium.

The 10th Improving Student Learning Symposium
Improving Student Learning:Theory and Practice - 10 years on
The Sheraton Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
4th - 6th September 2002

Keynotes:

 
Graham Gibbs Ten years of improving student learning
Keith Trigwell and John Richardson Qualitative and quantitative: Complementary approaches to research on student learning
Marcia B. Baxter-Magolda Learners' Narratives: Real-life Stories about Constructivist-Developmental Pedagogy

 

Research papers :

 
Helen Baron Fragmentation or cohesion? Students' perceptions of their learning across modular undergraduate programmes
Simon C Barrie Understanding generic graduate attributes
Linda Carswell and John T E Richardson Meeting the challenge of diversity: A cautionary tale about learning styles
Andrew Comrie Engaging the Self: using metaphor analysis to promote cognitive change in a postgraduate certificate course in learning and teaching for academic staff
Linda Drew and Christina Williams Variation in the experience of teaching creative practices: the community of practice dimension
Barbara de la Harpe and Alex Radloff From practice to theory in developing generic skills
Dai Hounsell and Velda McCune Students' experiences of learning to present
Ursula Lucas and Jan H F Meyer A model of student learning in accounting
Sarah J Mann Inquiring into a Higher Education Classroom: Insights into the Different Perspectives of Teacher and Students
Jenny Morris and J H F Meyer Variation in the conceptions of learning of physiotherapy students in England and Wales: a longitudinal multicentre study
Margaret Price, Chris Rust, and Berry O'Donovan Minor interventions can have major effects on student learning: results from a three-year study
John T E Richardson and Linda Carswell Approaches to studying and perceptions of academic quality in electronically delivered distance-learning courses
Keith Trigwell and Paul Ashwin Evoked conceptions of learning and learning environments
Paul Trowler and Alison Cooper Teaching and Learning Regimes: implicit theories and recurrent practices in educational development
Gina Wisker Supervisory practices and development programmes to support postgraduate student learningy

 

Research seminars :

 
Pernille Hammar Andersson, Thomas Olsson, Monica Almqvist, Lena Zetterqvist, Anders Axelsson, Gustaf Olsson and Torgny Roxå The Pedagogical Academy - a Way to Encourage and Reward Scholarly Teaching
Paul Ashwin Variation in students' experiences of small group tutorials
Jennifer R Blumhof and Andrew Honeybone Developing an integrated electronic system of Personal Development Planning
John Bradbeer, Glynis Cousin, Mick Healey and Alan Jenkins Implementing and managing change and innovation
Liz Broumley Learning to Learn from Online Dialogue: Lessons for Future Development
Sue Gordon Supporting Learners of Statistics: The Difference Between Personal Sense and Cultural Meaning
Anna Reid and Allan Davies Teachers' and Students Conceptions of the Professional World
Barry Jackson Ten Years of Improving Student Learning Symposia: where has it got us?
Ellen Jansen and Marjon Bruinsma Student ratings of courses and of instruction: are they useful in models of achievement?
Elisabet Weedon and John Cowan The Kolb cycle 10 years on: ripe for revision to include social constructivism?
Lucy Zinkiewicz, Nick Hammond, Annie Trapp Integrating Psychology Disciplinary Knowledge with Teaching Practice in Psychology

 

Conceptual papers :

 
Jennifer Case and Delia Marshall The procedural approach to learning: a bridge to a deep approach, or an adaptation to learning engineering that precludes understanding?
Nikky Häberle Encouraging Lifelong Learning using Information Literacy: The Development of a Theoretical Evaluative Framework
Colleen McKenna From skills to subjects: the reconceptualisation of writing development in higher education
Simon Barrie and Michael Prosser Aligning Research on Student Learning with Institutional Policies and Practices on Evaluation and Quality Assurance
Michael Prosser, Paul Ramsden, Elaine Martin and Keith Trigwell Relating Teaching and Research through Scholarly Understanding of the Subject Matter

 

Symposia:

 
Jude Carroll, Hazel Peperell, Madeleine Freewood, B.Cogdell, RGS, Matthew and Craig Gray Student cheating and plagiarism
Cordelia Bryan, Debbie Green, Steve Dixon, Jackie Smart and Tom Maguire Assessing Group Practice
Diane Burns, Sadie Parr, Stephen Wan and Sue Clegg, Madeleine Freewood and Len Spriggs Challenges of diversity - exploring experiences and cultural change
Velda McCune, Nicola Reimann, Erik Meyer and Ray Land Enhancing Teaching-Learning Environments in Undergraduate Courses (ETL)