Transformative Dialogues: teaching and learning eJournal
Volume 9, Issue 3, January 2017
Educational Development of Students and Teachers
Support for student engagement, learning, and safety are all critical elements of the university and its experience for both students and faculty. This issue elaborates on many related and interconnected aspects of these challenges and issues and provides much food for thought.
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Editorial
Boosting Learning through Engagement and Support - Alice Macpherson and Alice Cassidy
Literature Review
Teaching Reflective Learning in Higher Education: A Systematic Approach Using Pedagogic Patterns; Edited by Mary Elizabeth Ryan - Adam Vincent, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Reflections
Thirty is the New Fifteen - Wes Hanzuk and Lynne N. Kennette, Durham College
Helping Students Become Self-Mentors: Implications of a Goal Setting Assignment - Sarah E. Schoper, Western Illinois University
From Student to Instructor: Reflections on Receiving and Issuing Digital Badges for Educational Development - Gabrielle Lindstrom, PhD (c) and Patti Dyjur, PhD, University of Calgary
Articles and Essays
Enhance Student Engagement through Leadership Strategies - Qijie Cai, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Engineering Students’ Well-Being Experiences: A Freshman Year Experience Program - Tanju Deveci and Nader Ayish, College of Arts and Sciences, The Petroleum Institute
Female Students with acquired Brain Injury: The post-secondary experience - Kendra Gottschall and David C. Young, St. Francis Xavier University
Addressing Sexual Violence on Post-Secondary Campuses is a Collective Responsibility - Rebecca Godderis and Jennifer L. Root, Wilfrid Laurier University
Conversations in a Coffee Shop: Voices from within a community of teaching practice of university science faculty - Anne Marie Ryan, Alexandra Arnott, Roderick Chisholm, Laura deGelleke, Lara Gibson, Debra Grantham, Stephanie Kienast, Martha Mullally, Tetjana Ross, Allison Schmidt, Leanne Stevens, and Elizabeth Welsh, Dalhousie University
Intersubjective Knowing: An Innovative Model in Graduate Level Course Design - Deb Martens, MA, BA, Independent Scholar, Laurel Tien, MA, PhD student California Institute of Integral Studies, and Erin Woodford, MA, B.Ed, DHMP, University of Prince Edward Island
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With grateful thanks to the Reviewers for this Issue:
Al Valleau, Betsy Newell Decyk, Deborah K, Dennis Dahl, Jen Miller, Jonathon Parrish, Judy Gnarpe, Laurel Tien, Lesley Hemsworth, Maree O’Keefe, Margy MacMillan, Martin Jenkins, Nancy Chick, Stephanie Chu, Suzanne May, Alice Cassidy, Balbir Gurm, Alice Macpherson.
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