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This document outlines a cooperation initiative between universities and universities of applied sciences in Finland to improve higher education. The goals are to improve cooperation, quality of learning and teaching, and support student-centered approaches. Key themes like competence-based education, work-based orientation, and digital pedagogy will be discussed through peer learning events from 2017-2019. Actors in Finnish higher education are invited to participate in developing teaching, tutoring, and learning together.
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- 2. FACTS Coordinator: Oulu University of Applied Sciences, School of Professional Teacher Education Co-Executors: University of Oulu, Schools of Professional Teacher Education in Jyväskylä, Häme, Tampere and Haaga-Helia We invite all higher education actors to join us! Funding: Ministry of Education and Culture
- 3. Improve co-operation between the Universities and the Universities of Applied Sciences Improve the quality of learning, teaching and guiding Support student-centered teaching To reform policies, practices and learning environments THE GOAL
- 4. Peer Learning 2017-19 Learning together and sharing experiences. Developing teaching, tutoring, mentoring and learning. Higher Education Learning 2017-19 Innovative discussion about student-centered learning . THEMES Pedagogical Practices Spring 2018 Competence- Based Education Fall 2018 Work-Based Orientation in Education Spring 2019 Digital Pedagogy Fall 2019 These are our strenghts and these are the skills we want to learn and develop further Themes chosen by higher education actors in Finland
- 5. CONTACT Hanna Alaniska Lector, Oamk hanna.alaniska(at)oamk.fi Tiia-Mariia Tauriainen Coordinator, Oamk tiia-mariia.tauriainen(at)oamk.fi Oamk.fi/kope