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Reflective Teaching in Higher Education
3. Teaching for learning
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Reflective Teaching in Higher Education
1. Becoming a reflective professional
1. Identity
2. Learning
3. Reflection
4. Principles
2. Creating conditions for learning
5. Contexts
6. Relationships
7. Engagement
8. Spaces
3. Teaching for learning
9. Curriculum
10. Planning
11. Teaching
12. Communication
13. Assessment
4. Reflecting on consequences
14. Outcomes
15. Inclusion
5. Deepening understanding
16. Expertise
17. Professionalism
12. Communication
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Reflective Activities
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To investigate who speaks and how much during a seminar or tutorial
To analyse and categorise an example of classroom talk
How dialogue can shape our professional practice
Opportunities for students to engage in dialogue
Communicating disciplinary knowledge
Diagrams and figures
Figure 12.1 A traditional lecture
Figure 12.2 Students in a circle
