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C. Glaister; V. Griggs; O. Martinez Gonzalez; M. Hussain – Teaching in Higher Education, 2024
The COVID-19 pandemic requires critical re-evaluation of the way Higher Education can help students maximise their learning to adjust and adapt to a new reality. This requires a holistic approach which extends beyond consideration of student learning in formal settings to understanding the role informal learning can play. Whilst research exists on…
Descriptors: Informal Education, Cooperative Learning, Student Attitudes, College Students
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Harrison, Scott; Grant, Catherine – Teaching in Higher Education, 2015
While the time-honoured one-to-one supervisory model of higher research degree training has its advantages, recent research suggests that the model also has significant drawbacks, including its hierarchical nature. Nevertheless, this pedagogical model remains the default for higher research pedagogy. Using the discipline of music as a case study,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Research Methodology, Supervision
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Hjelm, Titus – Teaching in Higher Education, 2013
Collaborative learning and critical pedagogy are widely recognized as "empowering" pedagogies for higher education. Yet, the practical implementation of both has a mixed record. The question, then, is: How could collaborative and critical pedagogies be empowered themselves? This paper makes a primarily theoretical case for discourse…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Cooperative Learning, Critical Theory, Discourse Analysis
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Platt, Chris – Teaching in Higher Education, 2002
In a time of high demand for qualified nurses, mass education has become the norm. This is a necessary constraint within which we have to learn to function. However, the need to educate large numbers of nurses may lead to a one-sided unimaginative reliance on the traditional lecture method, creating a learning environment that inadvertently limits…
Descriptors: Lecture Method, Nursing Education, Cooperative Learning, Self Directed Groups