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STEM conference 2019: Improving the learner life-cycle with technology

Traditional approaches to teaching and assessment mean students rely heavily on grades and outcomes. However in today’s work environment there is generally a less hierarchical structure and employees are expected to be autonomous in their work. Developing these skills during their degree the University of South Wales is adopting a system where students take ownership of their own learning and performance through reflective practice - skills which they can take into employment with them. These reflections also enable tutors to quickly see whether learners’ perceptions of their abilities correlate with the work produced and to adjust their teaching accordingly.

4.3b - Davies.pdf
05/02/2019
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