The Scientia Education Academy unites the passion, commitment and expertise of the Scientia Education Fellows to enhance teaching and learning across UNSW. Below are publications from the Academy.
Publications
Pamela Roberts, Shirley V. Scott, Jacquelyn Cranney, Therese M. Cumming, Elizabeth Angstmann, Marina Nehme, and Karin Watson, `Design Principles for Dual Mode Readiness in an Uncertain Future’, Innovations in Education and Teaching International, published online November 20, 2022.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14703297.2022.2147094?journalCode=riie20
Policy Options Papers
Papers available for reading:
- Preparing to deliver in dual mode - June 2020
- The future of assessment at UNSW: A call to action - July 2020
The Policy Option Paper (POP) series is designed to provide a mechanism by which Fellows can provide input into major educational issues of the day, particularly those being addressed at a whole-of-institution level. This is not limited to ‘policy’ in the formal sense; indeed, one of the interesting points of discussion this year emerged as how best to identify the circumstances in which positive change is best achieved via policy and/or when more might be achieved through bottom-up or organic approaches. It was noted that many university staff are not even aware of all existing policies and hence that producing policy, no matter how well crafted, is rarely an end in itself.
POPs have provided a basis for discussion with the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic & Student Life and Pro Vice-Chancellor Education & Student Experience. In 2020, the norm has become for the papers to be presented to Academic Board and/or one of its committees. The Academy is appreciative of the receptivity of the chair of the academic board, Professor David Cohen, to the Academy's input.
Healthy Universities Initiative publications
- Draft Policy and Procedure on Curricular Approaches to Student Wellbeing, Academic and Career Success
- The Guidelines for Curricular Approaches to Student Wellbeing, Academic and Career Success are to accompany the draft UNSW Academic Board Policy and Procedure
Find out more about the Healthy Uni initiative.