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Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Geoffrey Crisp RMIT University

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 2 13/12/ Shamim JoarderMathew Hillier

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate University of Bologna, Laurentius de Voltolina 14 th century lecture The Yorck Project: Meisterwerke der Malerei. DVD-ROM, Is this your classroom?

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate University of Bologna, Laurentius de Voltolina 14 th century lecture The Yorck Project: Meisterwerke der Malerei. DVD-ROM, Is this your classroom? listening social interaction quality assurance reading disengaged

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate What is a capable graduate? to perform capably in the workplace, a graduate is required to apply domain specific knowledge to particular tasks and interact effectively with other colleagues and clients in the workplace they must be aware of the broader social, cultural, economic and political dimensions of their workplace take the new skills and abilities acquired during discipline learning activities and contextualise them so they are recognised in the graduateness of the person participating in the workplace

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Rethinking curriculum design We need to rethink our curriculum design so that it facilitates both the development and assessment of discipline skills and capabilities, as well as the assessment of the application of these skills and capabilities in an authentic environment

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 7 Authentic learning and assessment – inverted curriculum approach

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate LessonLAMS – curriculum design tool

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Learning and assessment employers are expecting graduates to be able to perform appropriately in proactive, task-directed ways where they implement their discipline specific knowledge universities are often concerned with students mastering the conceptual understanding of core discipline principles and applying these to artificially constructed tasks designed for assessments that can be efficiently marked

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 21 st century employability skills – DEST 2002 communication that contributes to productive and harmonious relations across employees and customers self-management that contributes to employee satisfaction and growth teamwork that contributes to productive working relationships and outcomes life-long learning that contributes to ongoing improvement and expansion in employee and company operations and outcomes

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 21 st century employability skills – DEST 2002 problem-solving that contributes to productive outcomes technology that contributes to effective execution of tasks planning and organising that contributes to long and short term strategic planning initiative and enterprise that contribute to innovative outcomes

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 21 st century skills Ways of thinking Creativity and innovation; critical thinking, problem solving; learning to learn, metacognition Ways of workingCommunication; collaboration (teamwork) Tools for working Information literacy; ICT literacy Living in the world Citizenship – local and global; Life and career; personal, social responsibility 12 Table 1. Example of 21 st century employability skills (adapted from content by Ripley, 2010)

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Learning and assessment if teaching is the static delivery of content, then routine assessment tasks that reward recall will be the likely format for the students’ tasks this approach is not compatible with the assessment of 21 st century skills teachers who prepare authentic learning activities for students will likely make assessment tasks more authentic and are more likely to cater for the complexity that is part of assessing 21 st century skills

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate You need to decide whether a norm-referenced or criterion-referenced assessment scheme is more appropriate for the particular learning outcomes whether the process of solving a problem and the product of solving a problem are both assessed, and what is the relative weighting for the two components whether constructed or selected responses are appropriate

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate You need to decide convergent type, in which one correct answer is expected, and divergent responses, in which the answer depends on opinion or analysis (Torrance et al., 2001) convergent assessment has its origins in mastery- learning models and involves assessment of the student by the master-teacher divergent assessment is often associated with a constructivist view of learning, where the teacher and student engage collaboratively within Vygotsky’s (1986) zone of proximal development

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 1713/12/ Interactivity - Chemistry Java applet

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 13/12/201518

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 19 QuickTime VR 13/12/2015

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Interactive e-assessment

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Simulations

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Assessing 21 st century skills for declarative knowledge (knowing what) that forms part of the core traditional skills and understandings in a discipline, student responses can be readily compared to expected responses and judged as correct or incorrect the idea that valid and reliable inferences can be made about students’ acquisition of 21 st century skills by judging students’ responses as only correct or incorrect is too simple an approach for the assessment of complex capabilities for these new skills, our assessment designs need to accept multiple solutions to a problem or issue and provide feedback to students on their chosen strategies that have been used to solve the problem

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Assessing 21 st century skills designing assessments that are capable of tracking the strategies students employ to complete the assigned task requires a holistic approach to judging the evidence presented by the student students can be asked to construct responses using the competencies that they have developed during a course these competencies will be a mix of discipline specific knowledge and understandings, as well as an array of broader competencies that are more aligned with 21 st century employability skills

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Resources for 21 st century teaching 13/12/

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 25 What Happens in a Role Play? Adopt a role Issues & problems occur Reflection & Learning Interaction & debate Adopt a role Issues & problems occur Reflection & Learning Interaction & debate

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Scenario based learning - SBLi 26

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Assessing 21 st century skills students receive a strong message about the relative importance of knowledge recall versus the broader competencies such as approaches to problem solving, creativity, collaboration and social context through the weighting that teachers apply to the assessment task students will use these weightings to decide where to place their efforts in completing the task

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Work integrated learning universities are exploring alternative learning activities for the resource intensive physical workplace programs such as WIL because of the issues associated with scalability finding suitable placements for large numbers of students in these face-to-face programs can be difficult to organise each year

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Work integrated learning virtual worlds or simulations can offer an alternative learning and assessment environment for students to complete workplace tasks as a simulated activity activities in virtual worlds or simulations generally emphasise performance rather than knowledge acquisition this approach to designing student activities is aligned more closely with testing 21 st century skills where authentic assessment involves criteria relevant to the student performance, rather than simply the recall or manipulation of content knowledge in isolation from context

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Facet of WorkWSD Cell Description Action VerbExample of Work Skill Initiative Student establishes role and adapts Inquire Focus Locate Enthusiastic Querying Technology Student applies technology to find and generate information/data Select Manage Innovate Identifying Translating Learning Student critically evaluates their role and objectives to establish lifelong learning skills Interpret Aspire Change Projecting Understanding Self Management Student reflects and self manages time and information Plan Choose Judge Organising Evaluating Problem Solving Student synthesises and analyses to create solutions Define Test Reason Distinguishing Investigating Communication Student understands self and others through interpersonal communication and teamwork Listen Network Negotiate Interpreting Consulting 30 Facets of WSD explained (Bandaranaike & Willison, 2009)

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Second Life examples

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Game-based learning many of the traditional forms of assessment we currently use in universities interrupt the flow of student engagement by separating the learning and assessment as time and location specific activities stealth assessment challenges many of our current concepts about learning and assessment by proposing that teachers design learning and assessment activities that are continuous and not separated by time or space evidence of learning and capability development could be collected continuously without interrupting the flow of students’ learning

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Game-based learning embedding assessment tasks within virtual world activities would provide a convenient way to track student performance and their application of many of the 21 st century skills Shute has described the principle of stealth assessment which involves the systematic collection of evidence about users’ actions during online games without interrupting the flow of the game (Shute, Ventura, Bauer & Zapata-Rivera, 2009)

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Second Life examples

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 3513/12/ Augmented reality and virtual labs

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate Do you want to change the way you teach and assess? 36

Rethinking Learning and Teaching for the 21 st Century Graduate 37