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Academic teaching is a comprehensive, research-based textbook on teaching and learning in higher education. It is written from the perspective of teachers engaged in teaching and learning practices in higher education in Sweden. The book offers teachers an opportunity to reflect on their own teaching practices using the following and similar questions: • What factors promote learning in higher education? How do I form my pedagogical philosophy and how can I put my ideas into practice? • Ho...

Academic teaching is a comprehensive, research-based textbook on teaching and learning in higher education. It is written from the perspective of teachers engaged in teaching and learning practices in higher education in Sweden. The book offers teachers an opportunity to reflect on their own teaching practices using the following and similar questions: • What factors promote learning in higher education? How do I form my pedagogical philosophy and how can I put my ideas into practice? • How do I base my teaching on my students and their needs? • How can I vary teaching activities and assessment in order to promote learning? How can I develop my pedagogical skills in the interplay with students and colleagues? Academic teaching aims to contribute to an integrated perspective without reducing the complexity of higher education. It provides teachers with support on their journey towards greater knowledge, personal development, broadened pedagogical competence and increased awareness. Much has changed within academia and society since the previous edition was published, not least in terms of internationalisation, widened recruitment, student influence, the make-up of the teaching collegiate and developments in digital technology, including AI. New research has been integrated and is reflected in numerous new references. This has led to a comprehensive revision of this book which covers all chapters. The book can be used both in university and higher education teacher training and to develop the competence of individual teachers. It has also been a much-appreciated resource on courses for those responsible for education within various organisations. Third edition This book is a translation of the fourth edition of Universitetspedagogik (2025)

Preface to the third edition in English 9

Preface to the first edition in English 11

Preface to the first Swedish edition 13

1. Introduction 15

2. Knowledge and learning 21

What is learning? 22

Surface and deep learning 25

Knowledge, competence and attitudes 31

Theories of knowledge: a brief overview 34

Neuroscience 36

Memory 38

Pedagogical research traditions 42

Questions for reflection 54

Further reading 55

3. What promotes learning? 57

A positive learning climate 58

Motivation and engagement 59

Understanding students’ thinking 62

Clear and carefully chosen outcomes 64

Constructive alignment 66

Active collaborative learning 68

Variation 69

Feedback 70

Control of learning and metacognition 72

Questions for reflection 73

Further reading 74

4. Students 75

Students in higher education in Sweden 76

Prior knowledge and understanding 77

Formative assessment 82

Expectations and motivation 84

Developing an epistemological approach 90

Different approaches to learning 93

Diversity and inclusion 96

Stress and mental illness 102

Learning in a second language 103

Meeting students and the role of the teacher 103

Students as co-creators 104

Summative course evaluations 107

Questions for reflection 116

Further reading 117

5. The role of the teacher 119

Teacher development 120

The didactic triangle 126

The relationship between teacher and student 127

An academic approach to teaching 129

Finding your own teaching style 138

Frameworks 140

Demonstrating pedagogical skill 143

Questions for reflection 145

Further reading 146

6. Learning outcomes in Higher Education 147

Starting points when choosing outcomes 149

Course outcomes for various competences and levels of knowledge 163

Constructive alignment 178

Questions for reflection 179

Further reading 180

7. Teaching and learning activities 181

Choosing teaching methods 183

Activating students 193

Rhetoric in teaching 213

Activities that develop presentation, dialogue and debate 225

Research links and scientific approach 226

Labour market links, employability and utility 229

Supervision in work placement 230

Supervising degree projects 234

Supervising groups 240

Problem-based methods 244

Exercises to develop metacognitive competence 249

Constructive and fruitful feedback 251

Questions for reflection 258

Further reading 260

8. Assessment 261

Why assess? 262

Assessment methods govern 263

Varied assessment 266

Assessing complex knowledge 278

Systematic test design and scoring 281

Assessing with the aid of criteria and taxonomies 286

Built-in feedback 293

Formal aspects including cheating and plagiarism 297

Questions for reflection 300

Further reading 302

9. Educational development 303

Points of departure 303

A model for teacher development 307

Creative educational environments and academic leadership 310

Forms of collaboration and development 311

Implementing educational development projects 319

Balancing ambition and reality 325

Questions for reflection 325

Further reading 326

Translation 327

References 329

Index of names 349

Index of topics 355

Information

Författare:
Maja Elmgren Ann-Sofie Olding
Översättare:
Donald S. MacQueen
Språk:
Engelska
ISBN:
9789144195452
Utgivningsår:
2014
Revisionsår:
2025
Artikelnummer:
38367-03
Upplaga:
Tredje
Sidantal:
360

Författare

Maja Elmgren

Maja Elmgren är universitetslektor i fysikalisk kemi, docent och excellent lärare samt pedagogisk ledare och utvecklare vid Uppsala universitet. He...

Ann-Sofie Olding

Ann-Sofie Olding är jurist, tidigare pedagogisk utvecklare och enhetschef vid Kungliga tekniska högskolan och numera verksam inom ideell sektor. He...

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Academic teaching is a comprehensive, research-based textbook on teaching and learning in higher education. It is written from the perspective of teachers engaged in teaching and learning practices in higher education in Sweden. The book offers teachers an opportunity to reflect on their own teaching practices using the following and similar questions: • What factors promote learning in higher education? • How do I form my pedagogical philosophy and how can I put my ideas into practice? • ...

Academic teaching is a comprehensive, research-based textbook on teaching and learning in higher education. It is written from the perspective of teachers engaged in teaching and learning practices in higher education in Sweden. The book offers teachers an opportunity to reflect on their own teaching practices using the following and similar questions: • What factors promote learning in higher education? • How do I form my pedagogical philosophy and how can I put my ideas into practice? • How do I base my teaching on my students and their needs? • How can I vary teaching activities and assessment in order to promote learning? • How can I develop my pedagogical skills in the interplay with students and colleagues? Academic teaching aims to contribute to an integrated perspective without reducing the complexity of higher education. It provides teachers with support on their journey towards greater knowledge, personal development, broadened pedagogical competence and increased awareness. Much has changed within academia and society since the previous edition was published, not least in terms of internationalisation, widened recruitment, student influence, the make-up of the teaching collegiate and developments in digital technology, including AI. New research has been integrated and is reflected in numerous new references. This has led to a comprehensive revision of this book which covers all chapters. The book can be used both in university and higher education teacher training and to develop the competence of individual teachers. It has also been a much-appreciated resource on courses for those responsible for education within various organisations. Third edition

Preface to the third edition in English 9

Preface to the first edition in English 11

Preface to the first Swedish edition 13

1. Introduction 15

2. Knowledge and learning 21

What is learning? 22

Surface and deep learning 25

Knowledge, competence and attitudes 31

Theories of knowledge: a brief overview 34

Neuroscience 36

Memory 38

Pedagogical research traditions 42

Questions for reflection 54

Further reading 55

3. What promotes learning? 57

A positive learning climate 58

Motivation and engagement 59

Understanding students’ thinking 62

Clear and carefully chosen outcomes 64

Constructive alignment 66

Active collaborative learning 68

Variation 69

Feedback 70

Control of learning and metacognition 72

Questions for reflection 73

Further reading 74

4. Students 75

Students in higher education in Sweden 76

Prior knowledge and understanding 77

Formative assessment 82

Expectations and motivation 84

Developing an epistemological approach 90

Different approaches to learning 93

Diversity and inclusion 96

Stress and mental illness 102

Learning in a second language 103

Meeting students and the role of the teacher 103

Students as co-creators 104

Summative course evaluations 107

Questions for reflection 116

Further reading 117

5. The role of the teacher 119

Teacher development 120

The didactic triangle 126

The relationship between teacher and student 127

An academic approach to teaching 129

Finding your own teaching style 138

Frameworks 140

Demonstrating pedagogical skill 143

Questions for reflection 145

Further reading 146

6. Learning outcomes in Higher Education 147

Starting points when choosing outcomes 149

Course outcomes for various competences and levels of knowledge 163

Constructive alignment 178

Questions for reflection 179

Further reading 180

7. Teaching and learning activities 181

Choosing teaching methods 183

Activating students 193

Rhetoric in teaching 213

Activities that develop presentation, dialogue and debate 225

Research links and scientific approach 226

Labour market links, employability and utility 229

Supervision in work placement 230

Supervising degree projects 234

Supervising groups 240

Problem-based methods 244

Exercises to develop metacognitive competence 249

Constructive and fruitful feedback 251

Questions for reflection 258

Further reading 260

8. Assessment 261

Why assess? 262

Assessment methods govern 263

Varied assessment 266

Assessing complex knowledge 278

Systematic test design and scoring 281

Assessing with the aid of criteria and taxonomies 286

Built-in feedback 293

Formal aspects including cheating and plagiarism 297

Questions for reflection 300

Further reading 302

9. Educational development 303

Points of departure 303

A model for teacher development 307

Creative educational environments and academic leadership 310

Forms of collaboration and development 311

Implementing educational development projects 319

Balancing ambition and reality 325

Questions for reflection 325

Further reading 326

Translation 327

References 329

Index of names 349

Index of topics 355

Information

Författare:
Maja Elmgren Ann-Sofie Olding
Översättare:
Donald S. MacQueen
Språk:
Engelska
ISBN:
9789144200774
Utgivningsår:
2014
Revisionsår:
2025
Artikelnummer:
38367-SB03
Upplaga:
Tredje

Författare

Maja Elmgren

Maja Elmgren är universitetslektor i fysikalisk kemi, docent och excellent lärare samt pedagogisk ledare och utvecklare vid Uppsala universitet. He...

Ann-Sofie Olding

Ann-Sofie Olding är jurist, tidigare pedagogisk utvecklare och enhetschef vid Kungliga tekniska högskolan och numera verksam inom ideell sektor. He...

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