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3rd ETN School: “Introduction to Academic Teaching”

3rd ETN School: “Introduction to Academic Teaching”

Lead: D. Ward (UM)

11-13.09.2017

Objectives: To give ESRs experience of running both conventional tutorials as well as EBL sessions.

Open to external students

ECT: 3.0

WS: Introduction to Academic Teaching: (responsible D. Ward, Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy) "Enquiry-Based Learning" (EBL) an innovative, learner-centred teaching method. Day 1: •Academic Trainers (Senior Lecturers from UM) will explain how to run a successful tutorial, and introduce the ESRs to EBL. • ESRs will deliver an EBL session in the afternoon within groups. Day 2: • Using pre-prepared teaching materials, the ESRs will deliver a tutorial to UM undergraduates who will provide feedback on the quality of the session. • Academic Trainers will also give feedback; • a session on successful lecturing.

WS: Review of Quality Management: (responsible A. Hollo-Tas) • Review of how Quality Management actually is working in the ETN and at host organizations.

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3rd ETN School Introduction to Academic Teaching took place in Manchester 11th-13th September 2017

"The 3rd ETN School was hosted by Prof. Donald Ward at the University of Manchester. He and his colleagues, Dr. Ruth Grady and Dr. Tracey Speake, introduced us to various aspects of "Good Teaching" and "Statistics" which will help us to avoid common mistakes in research and allow us to become better scientists. Besides, we had a lot of fun to test our team spirit and the competitiveness by playing the “Escape Room” game. In the last two days, in the Mid-Term meeting, every ESR presented the progress and the difficulties of their projects which showed the excellent and hard work of all of us within the last year. (Wolfgang Schlattl, ESR at S.A.F.AN.-BIOINFORMATICS)"

 
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