Improving learning-and-teaching quality in higher education
Geoff Scott
Abstract
Geoff Scott
Abstract
This article argues that, in order to manage the powerful combination of change forces currently bearing down on higher education around the world successfully, universities have be good at determining not only what needs to change in their current approaches to learning and teaching (LT show how these lessons have been successfully applied to improve the quality and performance of LT and provide a framework for the effective management of L&T quality improvements in all universities.
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This article argues that, in order to manage the powerful combination of change forces currently bearing down on higher education around the world successfully, universities have be good at determining not only what needs to change in their current approaches to learning and teaching (LT show how these lessons have been successfully applied to improve the quality and performance of LT and provide a framework for the effective management of L&T quality improvements in all universities.
Key concepts: Higher education, Quality (philosophy), Order (exchange), Quality management, Mathematics education, Engineering management, Political science, Business