Whether you are a course convenor, educator, professional staff, or tutor, do you feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of assessments you and your students manage? Are you frustrated that students seem to be learning only to pass examinations? Do you think the courses within your program are disjointed and disconnected?
If you answered yes, join us at this forum led by A/Prof. Priya Khanna. Discover systems-thinking based perspectives on designing meaningful curricula and engage in discussions on programmatic approaches to assessment transformations. Drawing from her extensive research, Priya will share both theoretical insights and empirical findings on how to create holistic curricular designs that are meaningful to both you and your students.
About the Speaker
Associate Professor Priya Khanna (Pathak) is an academic, educator, and researcher with a background in science and medical education, and work experience in India and Australia. A/ Prof Khanna has extensive experience in undertaking academic engagement, evaluation and research in education designs, curriculum development, emerging assessment approaches (namely programmatic assessment) and Indigenous health education. She is also passionate about implementing evaluation frameworks of complex educational initiatives.
This event is a part of the Connections series, consisting of seminars that provide you with the opportunity to learn from your colleagues to inform your own teaching practice.