In this essay, we explore definitions and taxonomies of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) and present a model of the Dimensions of Activities Related to Teaching (DART) which provides a context for SoTL along two dimensions: public/private and systematic/informal. The four quadrants: practice of teaching, sharing about teaching, scholarly teaching and, finally, scholarship of teaching and learning, provide academics with a conceptual model to distinguish various approaches to the teaching process from research into that process. We explore the relationship of SoTL to the Boyer model of scholarship, to teaching excellence, and to scholarship, ending with an argument for the importance of SoTL to the Academy
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
In this interactive talk Associate Professor Michael Christie will raise some key questions related ...
This essay argues that the SoT(L) field has mistakenly equated learning solely to teaching and the t...
Abstract: In this essay, we explore definitions and taxonomies of the Scholarship of Teaching and L...
This essay works toward two goals: 1) to provide an explanation of how the Scholarship of Teaching a...
How does SoTL fit into the three boxes of academic life (teaching, research, service)? The answer mi...
This presentation is an analysis of the nature and meaning of the scholarship of teaching and learni...
The article presents some personal thoughts about Boyer’s scholarship of teaching concept. It consi...
Boyer (1990) redefined scholarship by introducing the concept of Scholarship of Teaching and elevati...
The article presents some personal thoughts about Boyer's scholarship of teaching concept. It consid...
scholarship be extended beyond the traditional emphasis on basic research or discovery to encompass ...
The positive effects of Ernest Boyer’s broader definition of scholarship have been attenuated by str...
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
This project was carried out in the context of the HEA ‘Staff Transitions’ stream of work, with a vi...
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
In this interactive talk Associate Professor Michael Christie will raise some key questions related ...
This essay argues that the SoT(L) field has mistakenly equated learning solely to teaching and the t...
Abstract: In this essay, we explore definitions and taxonomies of the Scholarship of Teaching and L...
This essay works toward two goals: 1) to provide an explanation of how the Scholarship of Teaching a...
How does SoTL fit into the three boxes of academic life (teaching, research, service)? The answer mi...
This presentation is an analysis of the nature and meaning of the scholarship of teaching and learni...
The article presents some personal thoughts about Boyer’s scholarship of teaching concept. It consi...
Boyer (1990) redefined scholarship by introducing the concept of Scholarship of Teaching and elevati...
The article presents some personal thoughts about Boyer's scholarship of teaching concept. It consid...
scholarship be extended beyond the traditional emphasis on basic research or discovery to encompass ...
The positive effects of Ernest Boyer’s broader definition of scholarship have been attenuated by str...
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
This project was carried out in the context of the HEA ‘Staff Transitions’ stream of work, with a vi...
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) has been variously defined over its history. We sugg...
In this interactive talk Associate Professor Michael Christie will raise some key questions related ...
This essay argues that the SoT(L) field has mistakenly equated learning solely to teaching and the t...