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      • Relation between learning objectives and competences
      • In search of congruence
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      • Dealing with student evaluations
      • Learning trajectories
      • Learning trajectories in practice
      • Research-based teaching of large groups: it can be done!
      • Think big, act small! The first steps to sustainability education
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Curriculum & design

What is the relationship between the competencies on program or course level and the learning goals during a specific class? What changes are possible to broaden the curriculum? What role can individual lecturers play in this process?

  • Relation between learning objectives and competences
  • In search of congruence
  • Sustainable higher education
  • Towards sustainable higher education
  • Dealing with student evaluations
  • Learning trajectories offer more transparency and coherence
  • Learning trajectories in practice
  • Designing blended education: a bird's eye view
  • ​Research-based teaching of large groups: it can be done!
  • ​Think big, act small! The first steps to sustainability education​

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Education Info Center

More extended information regarding the following topics (and others) is available on the Education Info Center for University of Antwerp staff members:

  • Blended learning
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  • Forms of assessment
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Idea Papers

'Idea Papers' is an accessible, practice-oriented, peer-reviewed series of articles that covers all kinds of topics about learning and teaching in higher education.

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