LTAP Action Projects - Engaged Learning

Engaged Learning

• Assessing student learning and reflection in the "Learning through Community Service" unit (P6125, CoA)
• Attracting, retaining and extending high UAI students through 'Advanced' studies programs (P7246, CHS)
• Audit of UWS Indigenous related activities (P7100, Badanami)
• Competence-based assessment of behavioural observations to enhance animal handling skills (P7250, CHS)
• Crossing the boundaries - practice based problem-oriented learning for student teachers (P7119, CoA)
• Development of best practice model for CoB to facilitate inclusion of engaged learning in relevant units (P6122, CoB)
• Development of Online Level 1 Language Resources for the implementation of blended learning (P7256, CoA)
• Expand the opportunities for School of Law students to learn through community service (P6123, CoB)
• Indigenous and non-indigenous professional interaction in the communication arts: bringing indigenous perspectives into the creative arts tertiary learning environment (P7242, CoA)
• Indigenous Australians and Psychology - improving cultural awareness and cultural sensitivity in UG and PG psychology training at UWS (P7241, CoA)
• Indigenous student scholarship to the Garma Festival 2007 (P7138, Badanami)
• Indigenous studies: enhancing the Law curriculum (P7249, CoB)
• International Student Support Program - linguistic and cross-cultural transfer (ISSP) (P7251, CoA)
• Localisation of web pages (P7110, CoA)
• Localisation Project: a virtual translation agency (P6121, CoA)
• Researching into growing post-graduate Indigenous programs at UWS (P7243, CoB)
• Skilling clinical teachers in nursing to maximise learning (P7134, CHS)
• Student exchanges (P6132, CHS)
• Teaching and learning through engagement with indigenous communities_industrial design (P7105, CHS)

Key: 

CoA College of Arts
CoB College of Business
CHS College of Health and Science
PAUWS Postgraduate Association of UWS
SLU Student Learning Unit
TDU Teaching Development Unit
Badanami Badanami Centre for Indigenous Education

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