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thursday, 30-Aug 2012<br />

s634<br />

chem. Listy 106, s587–s1425 (2012)<br />

Education and History, Professional chemists Ethics, Employability, labels<br />

Workshop for University teaching staff<br />

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worKShoP for univerSity teAChinG StAff<br />

i. MACieJowSKA 1 , P. yAteS 2<br />

1 Jagiellonian University, Faculty of Chemistry, Krakow, Poland<br />

2 The Higher Education Academy, STEM, York, United Kingdom<br />

Feedback and evaluation workshop<br />

In this interactive workshop we will explore the related<br />

activities of the feedback that university teachers give to their<br />

students and the evaluation by students of the teaching that they<br />

receive. The United Kingdom’s National Student Survey will be<br />

used as an example of how evaluation takes place on a national<br />

scale, and to demonstrate that feedback continues to pose<br />

challenges for teaching staff across the range of universities.<br />

The ways in which effective feedback can be given will be<br />

considered by asking participants to work on a simple example.<br />

They will then be asked to discuss a written case study in which<br />

expectations have not been adequately managed, and to comment<br />

on a conversation between a group of students in which they<br />

discuss the feedback they have received.<br />

The need for university teachers to evaluate their<br />

performance will then be considered. The ways in which this can<br />

be done through self reflection and seeking information from<br />

students, colleagues and external sources will be discussed,<br />

including the advantages and disadvantages of each source of<br />

information. The need to reflect on such evaluation will be<br />

stressed, before deciding whether to act upon it and if so to what<br />

extent.<br />

Evaluation was a topic investigated by one of the European<br />

Chemistry Thematic Network’s working group1 .<br />

The workshop is open to all who are interested in improving<br />

their teaching, and opportunity will be provided to compare<br />

existing practice within the countries that will be represented.<br />

references:<br />

1. Working group report<br />

TEACHER/TEACHING EVALUATION BY STUDENTS<br />

http://ectn-assoc.cpe.fr/archives/lib/2006/N05/<br />

200612_TeachTeachEvalByStudents.pdf<br />

Keywords: chemical education; teaching; feedback;<br />

evaluation;<br />

4 th <strong>EucheMs</strong> <strong>chemistry</strong> <strong>congress</strong><br />

AUGUst 26–30, 2012, PrAGUE, cZEcH rEPUbLIc

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