{"id":5468,"date":"2017-06-21T16:24:29","date_gmt":"2017-06-21T16:24:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/microsites.bournemouth.ac.uk\/cel\/?p=5468"},"modified":"2017-06-14T11:26:26","modified_gmt":"2017-06-14T11:26:26","slug":"2930th-june-workshops-on-dynamic-teaching-enagaging-students-and-research-development-from-expert-visiting-scholar-see-below","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/microsites.bournemouth.ac.uk\/flie\/2017\/06\/21\/2930th-june-workshops-on-dynamic-teaching-enagaging-students-and-research-development-from-expert-visiting-scholar-see-below\/","title":{"rendered":"29\/30th June – workshops on dynamic teaching, enagaging students and research development from expert visiting scholar..see below"},"content":{"rendered":"

Apologies for cross posting, wanted to make the BU community aware that this workshops available to all BU staff – please do come along to a session
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FMC Guest Seminars \u2013 Researcher Development<\/strong><\/p>\n

Faculty of Media and Commination is excited to be receiving a visit from Dr. John Willison from the University of Adelaide. John is a highly engaged and widely published academic whose expertise included the creative blending of teaching and research, researcher development and the evolution of research-oriented curricula. He is a senior lecturer in the Department of Higher Education, School of Education at the University of Adelaide, South Australia, where he coordinates the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (GCHE) for academics from all faculties. He is currently leading a major initiative funded by the Office for Learning and Teaching considering Research Skill Development (RSD) and assessment in undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across disciplines from all faculties. His work has led to rich and varied collaborations on various aspects of curriculum design and assessment, within the university, at the national level and internationally, with the RSD conceptual framework currently being utilised in Australia, Canada, Fiji, Iran, Ireland and the United States of America.<\/p>\n

John\u2019s principal research interest centres on the ways that academics conceptualise and implement the explicit development of their students\u2019 research skills in content-rich courses. His work examines the close conceptual connection between the skills associated with research in a discipline, and the skills required and developed in problem-solving, critical thinking, clinical reasoning and Work Integrated Learning. His research with graduates from various disciplinary contexts is pointing to the value graduates place on research skills once they are employed.<\/p>\n

See http:\/\/www.rsd.edu.au<\/a> for further details and a range of resources.<\/p>\n

We have scheduled a series of tailored events, each with a slightly different focus. We want to get full value from John\u2019s visit and to offer multiple opportunities for audiences and groups to explore his work and ideas \u2013 maybe sparking or refreshing some thinking here too. Please try and attend if you can. We are keen to hear the discussion and share new thinking widely inside FMC and across BU.<\/p>\n

All events take place in the Fusion Building, Talbot Campus \u2013 Room F201<\/strong><\/p>\n

The sessions are outlined below:<\/p>\n

Thursday 29th June<\/p>\n

Session 1: 10.00-12.00: Research Skill Development First Year to PhD<\/p>\n

This workshop will be of interest to all academics at BU. It provides an introduction to the Research Skills Development (RSD) framework, which provides a systematic approach to the scaffolding of research into learning for students at all levels. The session will also look at how RSD can be integrated into and complement the Research Development Framework developed by Vitae, which is currently used at BU for PGT and PGR training<\/p>\n

Session 2: 14.00 \u2013 16.00 Enabling Research Skill Development for Higher Degree Researchers and Early Career Academics<\/p>\n

This workshop will be of primary interest to Deputy and Associate Deans, Heads of Department, Heads of Research, Research Centre Directors, and colleagues in RKEO, amongst others who have a role in the support of postgraduate students and early career academics. It examines how the Research Skill Development (RSD) framework can be used to assist PGR students and ECRs to achieve successful outcomes at these most crucial stages in their academic careers.<\/p>\n

Friday 30th June<\/p>\n

Session 3: 10.00-12.00: Models for Engaged Learning and Teaching (MELT): MELT your students\u2019 minds<\/p>\n

This workshop will be of interest to all academics at BU. It provides an introduction to the Research Skills Development (RSD) framework, which provides a systematic approach to the scaffolding of research into learning for student at all levels. Its main focus is on the adaptation of the RSD framework to meet the particular needs of different disciplines. It will demonstrate how this adaptation can be carried out to enhance the student experience in different disciplines without losing the core strengths and consistency that the framework provides for scaffolding student learning.<\/p>\n

Session 4: 14.00 \u2013 16.00 Engaging teachers to enable dynamic student learning<\/p>\n

This workshop will be of primary interest to Deputy and Associate Deans, Heads of Department, Heads of Education, Programme Leaders, and colleagues in CEL, amongst others, who have a role in the support of curriculum design, the enhancement of the student learning experience, and the conduct of research into university education. It examines how the Research Skill Development (RSD) framework can be used to scaffold learning and assessment design across curricula at all course levels. It will use data from a series of large-scale research projects that provide a critical analysis of the use of RSD in a wide range of disciplines.<\/p>\n

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enquires to<\/p>\n

Brian McNulty<\/p>\n

Research Development Co-ordinator<\/p>\n

Faculty of Media & Communication<\/p>\n

The Loft (P181), Poole House, Talbot Campus<\/p>\n

Fernbarrow, Poole<\/p>\n

BH12 5BB<\/p>\n

bmcnulty@bournemouth.ac.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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