Ako Aotearoa Academy of Tertiary Teaching Excellence resources in category: Member Contributions

Julia is a member of the Academy and current member of the Executive Committee. To read Julia's teaching portfolio click here

Language learning is in step with the changing demands of the 21st century, writes Debbie Corder. As published in the Education Review, 10 July 2009.

PeerWise is a freely available online tool to support the construction, display and organisation of student-contributed assessment questions.

Sport and fitness educators have a lot to offer other disciplines in tertiary education, Academy member Peter Mellow suggests. As published in the Education Review, 22nd May 2009

Academy member Dr Delwyn Clark considers the benefit of strategic leadership and its applications to tertiary institutions. Originally published in the Education Review, 24 July 2009.

In an Education Review article, Academy member Marc Wilson reflects on the use of demonstrations as a teaching tool in lectures.

Julia Bruce reflects on teaching excellence in industry training and collaboration between ITOs and industry training: Education Review 31st July 2009 

Courage, recrimination, innuendo... just some of the things required of and awaiting winners of the National Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards, warns Mark Brown in an Education Review article.

Academy member Professor John Hosking, considers good practice in supervising postgraduate students, in an Education Review article.

Tracey is a member of the Academy and currently the Academy's Māori culture advisor.  Click here to see Tracey's teaching profile

Selena Chan is the recipient of a Prime Ministers Award in Tertiary Teaching Excellence and a member of the Ako Aotearoa Academy of Tertiary Teaching Excellence.

Lisa Emerson, the Prime Minister’s supreme award winner for 2008, reflects on writing a portfolio for the national teaching awards and how it has impacted on her teaching….

Welby Ings - April 2010