Brunel University London outlines ten principles of effective teaching and assessment, emphasizing clarity, meaningful assessments, and creating supportive learning environments. The principles include linking assessment to outcomes, fostering inclusivity, providing timely feedback, and encouraging active learning. The document advocates for authenticity in teaching and collaboration among educators to enhance the learning experience.

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Ten principles
of effective
teaching and
assessment.

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1. Clarity is kind
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2. Link assessment closely
to the outcomes.
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3. Make it meaningful
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4. Establish
connection and
rapport
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5. Inclusivity gives everyone the
opportunity to learn
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6. Learning is an active and
reflective process

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7. Create structured
learning experiences
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8. Make
feedback and
feedforward
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9. Challenge your students
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10. Create a supportive
environment
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Ultimately…
“To teach well we must know ourselves,
be authentic and inspire others with our
passion and continued desire to learn.
We must recognise when work is done
well. We must support each other,
sharing information and working
collegiately and collaboratively”.

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The ten principles …
1. Clarity is kind
2. Link assessment closely to the outcomes
3. Make it meaningful
4. Establish connection and rapport
5. Inclusivity gives everyone the opportunity to learn
6. Learning is an active and reflective process
7. Create structured learning experiences
8. Make feedback and feedforward timely
9. Challenge your students
10. Create a supportive environment
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Academic.Practice@brunel.ac.uk
Contact
Sarah.Wolfenden@brunel.ac.uk
Twitter: @SarahWolfenden
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https://thewolfendenreport.blogs
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