Why are we still teaching the way we were taught in the 1980s?
Bedgood, Danny R., Yates, Brian, Buntine, Mark, Pyke, Simon, Lim, Kieran, Mocerino, Mauro, Zadnik, Marjan and Bridgeman, Adam 2008, Why are we still teaching the way we were taught in the 1980s?, Chemistry in Australia, vol. 75, no. 11, December/January, pp. 22-23.
The article discusses project funded by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council which is designed to establish excellence in science learning and teaching in Australian universities. Six universities across the country were chosen for the initial implementation of the project. According to the article, during the duration of the project, leaders will undergo leadership training to equip them with skills necessary to foster change in classroom practices.
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