Achieving one’s goals requires the translation of one’s intentions into actionable steps. However, intentions are often lost in translation when one forgets or…
Research on the effects of learning using computer screens has yielded mixed results. On one hand, there are studies (e.g., Daniel & Woody, 2013) that suggested…
Petra H. M. Cremers • Arjen E. J. Wals • Renate Wesselink • Martin Mulder describe in the article ‘Utilization of design principles for hybrid learning…
Teaching a Diverse Student Body Practical Strategies for Enhancing Our Students’ Learning. A Handbook for Faculty and Teaching Assistants by Deandra Little…
Thematic review of approaches to design group learning activities in higher education: The development of a comprehensive framework Miranda de Hei , JanWillem…
(This is a repost from the Learning Scientist blog, reprinted with permission) In recent years, open online education has become very popular. With a reliable…
Stereotype susceptibility is a phenomenon in which awareness of stereotypes about a person’s in-group and other out-groups affects a person’s behavior and…
Student evaluation of teaching (SET) often suffer from low response rates, and more so if the evaluation is online. The authors of this article argue how this…
Recently a new study on assessment for admission to university was published. The authors argue that most of the assessment methods that are used for this…
We are delighted to let you know that the first issue of the International Journal for Students as Partners ( IJSaP) was launched on 8th May 2017 at the…
