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The Teaching Matters Conference Proceedings are published annually by the Centre for Advancement of Learning and Teaching (CALT), University of Tasmania.
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Partnerships for learning: On campus and beyond
These papers have passed through the full reviewing and editorial process and have been refereed according to the DEEWR procedure required for refereed conference articles.
Beswick, K, & Muir, T.
Do you see what I see? Preservice teachers watching video excerpts of teaching
Full paper (PDF-79KB)
Botwright Acuna, T.
A generic assessment framework as a tool for teacher development in agricultural science
Full paper (PDF-118KB)
La Grange, R. F., Titterton, M., Mann, E. M., & Haynes, C. M.
Agricultural extension: A review and case study in the Tasmanian dairy farming sector
Full paper (PDF-157KB)
Snell. R., Clark, E., & Meyers, G.
Team teaching, real world experts, and student reflection: teaching and learning pedagogy in the UTAS Introduction to Law course
Full paper (PDF-100KB)
Yates, B., Gardiner, M., Zhang, F., Lidbury, B., Schulte, J., Bridgeman, A., & Rodger, J.
Embedding high impact education practices in first year science: a cross-disciplinary cross-institutional partnership
Full paper (PDF-68KB)
Poot, A., Oerlemans, K., Kertesz, J., Hawkins, C., Eversole, R.
Supporting learning partnerships through the use of ePortfolios
Full paper (PDF-103KB)
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14 October, 2011
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