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Pedagogic Practices

Pedagogic Practices

YSJ supports a range of approaches to teaching, learning and assessment that emphasise variety, engagement, innovation and the potential to transform learning.

Research informed teaching>>

This section explores how teaching and research are linked and how this affects what and how students learn.

Enquiry-based learning>>

Enquiry Based learning has been an important catalyst to changing the way in which students learn, and this section contains information about the YSJ EBL project.

Problem-based learning>>

Find out about problem-based learning (PBL) and our staff development activities designed to get you thinking about how you could use PBL in your teaching practice.

Pedagogic research>>

Pedagogic research underpins a scholarly approach to practice. This section will provide information about how we can support you in the development of pedagogic research.

Assessment and feedback>>

Assessment can have a powerful influence on student learning. Getting feedback right is a concern for both staff and students. Explore some examples of innovation in assessment practices that are used at York St John University.

Pedagogic innovations>>

Find out about about some of the pedagogic innovations taking place in York St John University.