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Scheduled Conference Title
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity A pedagogy for diversity in higher education? The transformative potential of service/community-based learning in initial teacher education Abstract
Elaine B Keane, Josephine A. Boland
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity A programme-wide approach to assessment: a reflection on some curriculum mapping tools Abstract
Geraldine Mary O'Neill
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Action Research: A Learning Tool that Engages Complexity Abstract
Michael G Kenny, Rachel Hynes
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity An evaluation of the use of SMS messaging to enhance communication and participation within an undergraduate nursing programme Abstract
Sheila Counihan, Siobhan Smyth
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity An innovative training programme on dual diagnosis Abstract
Shobha Rani, Hanora Byrne
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Analysis of learning styles of first year engineering students on two Level 7 programmes Abstract
Aidan O'Dwyer
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Beyond anecdote - giving voice to academic staff through a systematic survey of approaches to, and contexts of, teaching. Abstract
Iain Mac Labhrainn
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Breaking out for Bologna 2010 Abstract
Mícheál Mac an Airchinnigh
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Concept Mapping in the Teaching of Physics at Undergraduate Level Education Abstract
Joanne Broggy, George McClelland
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Designing problem-based learning problems in different media to challenge all students Abstract
Terry Barrett, Diane Cashman
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Developing teaching: reflecting on practice using self, peer and tutor feedback Abstract
Shelagh Waddington, Orla Hanratty
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Disability is not a choice - inclusive teaching is Abstract
Val Chapman
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Discipline, Diversity and the Development of all Students' Research Skills Abstract
John Willison
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity INFORMATION LITERACY AS FOURTH LEVEL SUPPORT Abstract
avril patterson
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Investigating new approaches to language teaching at third level Abstract
Julie Anne Rodgers
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Making sense of feedback:The student perspective Abstract
Moira Susan Maguire, Brid Ann Delahunt
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Nursing and Medical students’ approaches to learning and studying: a longitudinal study. Abstract
Gabrielle McKee, Aileen Patterson, Sandra Fleming, Sylvia Huntley-Moore
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Optimising information literacy delivery to large classes: The contact or the online approach? Abstract
David Meehan
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Pilot analysis of teacher identity in part - time HE lecturers and the ways in which professional development aids development of salient online teaching identities Abstract
Jacqueline Aundree Bellew
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Plus ça change, plus ça devient la même chose – the convergence of academic professional identities in the Institute of Technology sector and the implications for teaching and learning. Abstract
Carol O'Byrne
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Prior understanding of basic electrical circuit concepts by first year engineering students Abstract
Aidan O'Dwyer
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Privilege, entitlement, and instrumentalism: Differential orientations to higher education progression and implications for teaching and course design Abstract
Elaine B Keane
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Proposed Title; E-moderating; where to start? Abstract
Helena Quinn
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Reflections on a Pilot Project to Mandate Attendance in a School of Nursing within the HE Sector Abstract
Joanne Cleary-Holdforth, Therese Leufer
 
AISHE-C 2009: Valuing Complexity Research Success and Structured support: A new approach to developing early career academics in Higher Education. Abstract
Hilary Geber
 
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