Improving student engagement through employability themed group work

Simon A. Fairfax
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In an ideal world, universities and their departments are able to reach out to employers for collaborative, employer-set, authentic assessment which align industry expectations with an assessment that tests the intended learning outcomes of a module. This is a large and ambitious undertaking for practical reasons. The author identified three practical challenges as: sourcing willing employers, relevance and level-setting, and scalability, i.e., use in modules with large numbers of students. As module leader, each of these challenges were addressed and solutions identified allowing the employability project to be embedded into a module with 150 participating students contributing 30% towards the overall module mark.
通过以就业能力为主题的小组作业提高学生的参与度
在一个理想的世界里,大学及其院系能够与雇主联系,进行协作性的、雇主设定的、真实的评估,将行业期望与测试模块预期学习成果的评估结合起来。出于实际原因,这是一项庞大而雄心勃勃的事业。作者确定了三个实际的挑战:寻找愿意的雇主,相关性和水平设置,以及可扩展性,即在有大量学生的模块中使用。作为模块负责人,我们解决了每一个挑战,并确定了解决方案,从而将就业能力项目嵌入到一个模块中,150名参与的学生贡献了整个模块30%的分数。
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