Constructive Alignment

from Intro to University Teaching · host GPS989

Today, in our new episode on the Intro to University Teaching podcast, Irini and Lampros reflect on constructive alignment. This was part of the GPS 989 Introduction to University Teaching course where we learned how students learn, how to plan for teaching, and how to design short lessons. The purpose of this podcast is for us to share what we ‘used to’ think and what we ‘now’ think, or do, regarding teaching. Music by BeachVibes-Music from Pixabay https://pixabay.com/music/soft-house-tropical-2678/

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