Teaching news you can use

Source: https://www.education.unsw.edu.au/teaching/scientia-education-academy/teaching-news-you-can-use Parent: https://www.education.unsw.edu.au/teaching/scientia-education-academy

Pictured left to right: Merlin Crossley, Christopher Pearce, Veronica Jiang, Riza Yosia Sunindijo, Peter Heslin

Teaching News You Can Use (TNYCU) is a UNSW repository of two-minute videos outlining readily usable teaching practices for tackling the following common (online and face-to-face) teaching challenges:

Assessment and feedback
Building student communities
Challenging and supporting students' active learning
Inspiring students
Leveraging student diversity
Linking learning to context
Supporting student wellbeing
Using AI in teaching and assessment.

TNYCU was developed in 2021 by Professor Peter Heslin and our Scientia Education Academy (SEA). The videos within it emerged from an SEA Exemplary Teaching Practices Award competition designed to:

Unearth widely applicable, useful teaching practices for addressing those teaching challenges.
Provide everyone who teaches at UNSW an opportunity to share and be recognised for their most useful teaching practices in ways that may support job application, tenure, promotion, or teaching award applications.
Further build the teaching community at UNSW by expanding the basis for conversations about “what works” and appreciation of colleagues based on how they teach.
Enable submissions that won, were finalists, or earned an honourable mention in each category to be shared via this repository.