One year on from the ALTC Learning and Teaching Academic Standards (LTAS) Project for Science, it is time to take stock of how the outcomes of that project are being implemented. In this paper, we shall discuss the current national regulatory environment, and what it might mean for us as practitioners in science education. We present examples of how the Science Threshold Learning Outcomes (TLOs) are being used in curriculum review and renewal and how they are being adapted to different disciplinary contexts
Learning and Teaching Academic Standard (LTAS) Statements have been published across a number of dis...
Many science students engage in a variety of research-based learning experiences both within their c...
Two recent publications provide contrasting yet congruent pictures of university science education i...
With the broadening of participation in Australian Higher Education, it has become increasingly impo...
The Learning and Teaching Academic Standards Project (LTAS) has been established by the Australian L...
The ALTC Learning & Teaching Academic Standards for Science (Jones & Yates, 2011) have been ...
The ALTC Learning & Teaching Academic Standards for Science (Jones & Yates, 2011) have been widely e...
In 2011, Susan Jones and Brian Yates led the Learning and Teaching Academic Standards (LTAS) project...
Internationally there is recognition that critical thinking, analytical reasoning, problem solving a...
The context for higher education in Australia is changing rapidly and we need to be responsive to th...
There is a move in higher education institutions in Australia, and internationally, towards the stat...
Internationally there is recognition that critical thinking, analytical reasoning, problem solving a...
"Traditional ‘chalk-and-talk’ teaching, copying notes and ‘cookbook’ practical lessons have offered ...
A number of discipline groups have recently published Standard Statements, which contributed to the ...
Undergraduate research projects are increasingly being incorporated as assessed components, into a r...
Learning and Teaching Academic Standard (LTAS) Statements have been published across a number of dis...
Many science students engage in a variety of research-based learning experiences both within their c...
Two recent publications provide contrasting yet congruent pictures of university science education i...
With the broadening of participation in Australian Higher Education, it has become increasingly impo...
The Learning and Teaching Academic Standards Project (LTAS) has been established by the Australian L...
The ALTC Learning & Teaching Academic Standards for Science (Jones & Yates, 2011) have been ...
The ALTC Learning & Teaching Academic Standards for Science (Jones & Yates, 2011) have been widely e...
In 2011, Susan Jones and Brian Yates led the Learning and Teaching Academic Standards (LTAS) project...
Internationally there is recognition that critical thinking, analytical reasoning, problem solving a...
The context for higher education in Australia is changing rapidly and we need to be responsive to th...
There is a move in higher education institutions in Australia, and internationally, towards the stat...
Internationally there is recognition that critical thinking, analytical reasoning, problem solving a...
"Traditional ‘chalk-and-talk’ teaching, copying notes and ‘cookbook’ practical lessons have offered ...
A number of discipline groups have recently published Standard Statements, which contributed to the ...
Undergraduate research projects are increasingly being incorporated as assessed components, into a r...
Learning and Teaching Academic Standard (LTAS) Statements have been published across a number of dis...
Many science students engage in a variety of research-based learning experiences both within their c...
Two recent publications provide contrasting yet congruent pictures of university science education i...