Teaching Strategies for Higher Education

Excel in the field of higher education teaching

This essential course supports the excellence in higher education teaching required to bring about learning of the highest quality, and will benefit all teaching professionals who work in this arena. In a modern world, there is a rapid expansion of the use of technology in teaching and widening student diversity and new methods, in general, in which students are learning, for example, through e-learning. From this course provided by Global Edulink, a leading, UK-based, online learning provider, you’ll gain a thorough understanding of the principal strategies that can be employed to understanding and respecting students, becoming passionate about transferring knowledge, incorporating technology within the college or university classroom, how to stay current, adapt to the evolving academic landscape, and collaborate with peers for career success.

Course Curriculum

• Introduction to the course
• Respecting, knowing and understanding your students
• Being enthusiastic and passionate
• How to maintain academic rigor
• Using technology inside the classroom
• How to encourage active learning and critical thinking?
• Knowing and updating your field and material
• How to be flexible?
• How to connect to the world outside of academia
• Collaborating,engaging, and interacting with peers
• The conclusion

Benefits you will gain

• High quality e-learning study materials and mock exams.
• Tutorials/materials from the industry leading experts.
• 24/7 Access to the Learning Portal.
• Benefit of applying NUS extra Discount Card.
• Recognised Accredited Qualification.
• Excellent customer service and administrative support.

Method of Assessment

At the end of the course learners will take an online multiple choice questions assessment test. This test is marked automatically, so you will receive an instant grade and know whether you have passed the course.

Certification

Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate in Teaching Strategies for Higher Education