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UFO-profileperformances |
tasksRuth Graham
levelcriteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences elaboration
is focused on knowledge transfer and
demonstrating own expertise
is focused on knowledge transfer,
shows to be an expert and is open to
questions of students
1. is focused on student learning and activating
students, demonstrates a student-centred approach,
and has professional and inclusive interactions with
students
PhD-teaching track , course guide;
assignments, practicals, video-recordings
(a) draagt eigen enthousiasme over op studenten; (b) Is beschikbaar voor studenten
tijdens en buiten onderwijsbijeenkomsten; (c) toont passie voor onderwijs; (d) gebruikt
student centred werkvormen: student actief aan het werk
Is mainly focused on own subject
Sees and shows every now and then the
relationship between own subject and the
course line
3. demonstrates the relationship of own subject
to other elements of the course, the curriculum and
field of occupation
instruments to diagnose students' progression,
assessments and examples of given feedback (mails,
reports), assignments, practicals
(a) kan op basis van evidence based opvattingen over onderwijs en/of vanuit onderwijstheorieën
keuzes maken en beargumenteren; (b) ontwikkelt en hanteert een bepaalde (zelf
gekozen) systematiek in het ontwerpen van onderwijs; (c) kent de argumenten voor de
implementatie van TOM
generates very little time to answer students
questions
gives immedeately the rights answers
and solutions to students when they
ask questions
4. inspires and motivates students as innovators,
independent learners and critical thinkers
feedback given by students;
acknowledgements in thesis reports
stimuleert dat studenten zelf de verantwoordelijkheid nemen voor hun eigen
leerproces en spreekt ze daar ook op aan
is mainly interested in exam results and just a
little in students' progression during the
course
organises a minimum amount of
opportunities to give feedback on students'
performances
2. provides assessment and feedback that foster student
engagement and independent learning
procedure for giving assessment and
feedback, examples of assessments and given
feedback
maakt een verantwoorde keuze uit mogelijke toetsvormen en feedback momenten met oog
voor efficientie
reacts often late of even not to students questions
and mails
recognises students' individual needs, but
can't generate time to react extensively and
adequately
3. responds in a timely and professional manner to
individual student learning needs
evaluation results (formal and informal)
reageert adequaat op problemen bij individuele studenten en in studentgroepen
Teacher 4 and PhD
basic tasks in education
1 effective teacher
(attitude and delivery)
attitude
delivery
UFO-profile with focus on education for
100% Academic
Staff
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham
levelcriteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences elaboration in Dutch
is focused on knowledge transfer and demonstrating own expertise
is focused on knowledge transfer, shows to be an expert and is open to questions of
students
1. is focused on student learning and activating students, demonstrates a student-centred approach, and has
professional and inclusive interactions with students
UTQ, course guide, module manual, course material, Blackboard screenshots, assignments, practicals, video-recordings
(a) draagt eigen enthousiasme over op studenten; (b) Is beschikbaar voor studenten
tijdens en buiten onderwijsbijeenkomsten; (c) toont passie voor onderwijs; (d) gebruikt
student centred werkvormen: student actief aan het werk; maakt onderscheid tussen
studenten naar vooropleiding, cultuur, achtergrond en/of leerstijl
focuses on teaching (just doing the job) and does not reflect on own strengths
and weaknesses and is not interested in improving own teaching style and/or
course
is willing to reflect and improve, but needs a lot of stimulation and support to do so
2. offers a well-defined teaching philosophy with a reflective and
analytical approach to continuously improve their teaching and learning
practice
professional development by means of courses, seminars, conferences; self-reflection on teaching competence; reports with arguments for choices made in course/module design (based on evaluation results)
(a)Toont een lerende houding en vraagt actief feedback aan studenten, gericht op continu verbeteren. Is ook bewust actief bezig met
didactische vaardigheden; (b) Legt relaties met andere onderdelen uit het
onderwijsprogramma en de praktijk.; (c)werkt aan eigen professionalisering als docent;
Is mainly focused on own subject Sees and shows every now and then the
relationship between own subject and the course line
3. demonstrates the relationship of own subject to other elements of the
course, the curriculum and field of occupation
instruments to diagnose students' progression, assessment instruments and examples of given feedback (mails, reports), assignments, practicals
(a) kan op basis van evidence based opvattingen over onderwijs en/of vanuit
onderwijstheorieën keuzes maken en beargumenteren; (b) ontwikkelt en hanteert
een bepaalde (zelf gekozen) systematiek in het ontwerpen van onderwijs; (c)kent de
argumenten voor de implementatie van TOM
generates very little time to answer students questions
gives immedeately the rights answers and solutions to students when they ask
questions
4. inspires and motivates students as innovators, independent learners and
critical thinkers
feedback given by students; acknowledgements in thesis reports
stimuleert dat studenten zelf de verantwoordelijkheid nemen voor hun eigen
leerproces en spreekt ze daar ook op aan
focuses on own expertise, which is so specific that it can only be taught in
elective courses
has a global view on developments in own discipline and feels the challenge to
translate this to innovations in own courses
5. engages in horizon-scanning across their subject or profession to ensure that students’ knowledge and skills
reflect the cutting-edge of their discipline
documents/reports/minutes with arguments for choices made in
course/module design
kent de ontwikkelingen (inter-)nationaal op het eigen vakgebied en in het bedrijfsleven en
integreert dat in het eigen onderwijs
100 % of all teacher 3, assistant
professors 1-2, associate
professors 1-2, junior
professors, professors 1-2
tutor, lecturer with
responsibility for a course
1 effective teacher
(attitude and delivery)
attitude
the course is composed from many different sources and mainly related to
the teacher's interest
the course is well organised, but still has to be attuned to the study programme
1. plans, organises and delivers a range of teaching and learning experiences, tailored to the specific needs of the programme, students and intended
learning outcomes
course guide, module manual, course material, assignments, documents with arguments for choices made in the design
(a)studenten halen goede resultaten en zijn in staat de leerstof toe te passen; (b) docent
gebruikt actieve leermethoden, en beargumenteert waarom hij deze
leermethoden gebruikt, waardoor studenten gedwongen worden zelf actief te zijn ; ( c)
ontwerpt het onderwijs effectief en efficiënt; (d) match tussen vak en expertise van de
docent; (e) goed zicht op voorkennis van de studenten
is mainly interested in exam results and just a little in students' progression
during the course
organises a minimum amount of opportunities to give feedback on
students' performances
2. provides assessment and feedback that foster student engagement and
independent learning
procedure for giving assessment and feedback, examples of assessments and
given feedback
maakt een verantwoorde keuze uit mogelijke toetsvormen en feedback momenten met oog
voor efficiëntie
reacts often late or even not to students questions and mails
recognises students' individual needs, but can't generate time to react extensively
and adequately
3. responds in a timely and professional manner to individual
student learning needsevaluation results (formal and informal)
reageert adequaat op problemen bij individuele studenten en in studentgroepen
organises own course mostly last minute; students lack information
organises own course mostly the evening before; information for students is mostly
delivered afterwards or on request
4. coordinates and manages courses effectively, including appropriate use
of technology and the development of relevant supporting materials
screenshots of blackboard, course guide, module manual
(a) heeft zijn vak op tijd goed voorbereid en klaar staan op Blackboard; (b) studenten zijn
tevreden over de hoeveelheid informatie en de relevantie;(c) het materiaal is up-to-date
gives some global, rather intuitive arguments for choices made in
designing own courses
designed a clear relationship between learning goals and exams of own courses,
but the relationship with the study programme can be improved
5. appreciates programme objectives, institutional quality assurance (QA) processes and, where relevant, the
standards set by professional bodies
course file / module file (vakdossier)
(a) Docenten zijn op de hoogte van het onderwijsmodel zoals die binnen de opleiding
geldt en de afspraken die zijn gemaakt; (b) Docent evalueert met verschillende bronnen
de kwaliteit van het vak en formuleert, checkt en zet daarop acties uit
100 % of all teachers 3,
assistant professors 1-2, associate
professors 1-2, junior
professors, professors 1-2
delivery
UFO-profile with focus on education for
100% Academic
Staff
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham level
criteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences elaboration in Dutch
is focused on the structure of own course
explains to students the relationship of own course with other courses in the learning
track
1. offers students a holistic view of their programme and discipline
UTQ and SUTQ, SUEQ; course material, video recording; course
evaluation results
Schetst context en belang van leerstof en houdt rekening met de context waarin wordt geopereerd
uses the pedagogy of 'knowledge transfer'
adapts one non-traditional pedagogical method and has little experience with
switching between pedagogies
2. demonstrates skill, experience and creativity with a range of pedagogies
course material for different target groups
(a) Kennis van vakdidactiek; (b) Kennis van algemene didactiek; (c)Didactiek toepassen binnen context van je eigen
vak;
actions are mainly based on previous experiences and intuition
experiments mainly based on experiences of colleagues
3. demonstrates the appropriate use of evidence-informed approaches to enhance student learning
documents with arguments for choices made in course design
kan grote variëteit aan werkvormen toepassen en maakt gebruik van evidence based onderwijservaringen van
anderen
has not yet experimented with educational innovations
educational innovations in own course are partly successful
4. delivers successful innovations in course design, delivery and/or content
evaluation results and passing rates; course file
Innovaties signaleren en open staan om in eigen vak te implementeren
keeps course material secret, thinks that others might (mis-)use this course
material for own interests
is interested and supports colleagues within the same discipline and professional field
with all kinds of materials
1. inspires and supports colleagues to develop and improve their teaching,
including through the use of information technologies and module materials
programmes and reports of educational conferences,
seminars and lunch meetings for colleagues
levert input en doet actief mee met discussies op onderwijsdagen, -seminars en lunchbijeenkomsten met
collega's en doet actief mee aan uitwisseling van onderwijsmateriaal
has no experience with defining the relationship between the content of
own course with the content of other courses within a module
is willing to cooperate with colleagues within the (module-)team, when someone else
takes the initiative
2. contributes to a collegial and collaborative educational culture across departmental teaching staff, for example,
through leadership of peer support activities or support for curricular reform
activities
minutes of programme and other committees related to
education
is in staat samen met een (module-) team onderwijs te ontwerpen; is loyaal naar collega's; wordt gewaardeerd en
geconsulteerd door collega's
is mainly interested in courses of colleagues of own discipline
is member of (inter-)national special interest groups on teaching
3. participates in an exchange of teaching experiences and ideas with colleagues and
the wider higher education community
minutes of programme committee and other
committees related to education
actieve lijnen naar peers, managers, diverse coördinatoren; gaat in gesprek met collega’s over onderwijs; wordt
geconsulteerd en als senior docent-mentor en gewaardeerd door peers: zichtbaar in het onderwijs en officiële
betrokkenheid (examencommissie, OLC etc.)
is focused on evaluation results and progression rates, but is not able to
analyse these results in order to improve the exam and/or the course
is interested in end results in terms of passing rates and draws conclusion related to own
course
4. proactively monitors the student teaching and learning experience and responds in a timely and professional
manner to concerns about course design, content and delivery (at programme, year
or module level)
minutes of programme committee and other
committees related to education
weet op basis van voortgang en resultaten van studenten conclusies te trekken die leiden tot suggesties voor
verbetering van het onderwijs en het studieprogramma
100 % of all teacher 4, assistant
professors 1, associate
professors 1-2, junior
professors, professors 1-2
responsible for course design and delivery, guidance of thesis students,
redesign of a module
2 skilled and collegial teacher (skills,
collaboration)
skills
collaboration
UFO-profile for Associate Professor 2
with focus on education ( a
few)
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham level
criteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences
knows just a few pedagogical approaches and is not known with evidence based
educational innovations
is easily influenced by educational trends (early adaptor) and leaves critical looking for
the base of evidence to others
1. demonstrates an extensive knowledge of a range of pedagogical approaches and a critical approach to evaluating the evidence and its
relevance to their teaching
SUTQ, SUEQ; contributions to
discussions about higher education in journals,
papers and other documents
is only looking for research on educational innovations within own discipline,
performed by others
performed a few small scale research activities to gather evidence for educational
innovation within own discipline
2. advances pedagogical knowledge through theoretical, empirical,
and/or translational research within their field of expertise
educational research reports, posters, articles
in journals
is conservative regarding educational innovation and likes to keep things as they
are
has knowledge about educational innovations in other disciplines, but keeps own courses as
they are
3. demonstrates an appropriate and conscientious application of
evidence-informed approaches to advance student learning within
their own teaching practice
documents with arguments for
educational change and research concerning
own courses
does not want to put effort in disseminating results of experiments in
educational innovations
is interested in disseminating results of own experiments of educational innovations within
own institute
4. inspires, informs and supports peers, within and beyond their own
institution, to adopt evidence-informed approaches to their
teaching practice
minutes of meetings; articles in scientific
journals
is known within own group of colleagues as a good teacher
is known within a small group of colleagues as an expert in teaching and learning, but not
outside the institute
5. is recognised for their expertise in teaching and learning, supporting
the development of active communities of practice within and
beyond their institution
awards; links to websites; invitations as
a speaker for educational conferences
and seminars; programmes and reports of these
meetings
Teacher 1, Associate
Professor 2 with focus on education ( a
few)
module design, redesign of a
curriculum, small educational
innovation project
3a scholarly teacher; 3b institutional
leader in teaching and
learning
scholarly teacher
Associate Professor 2 with
focus on education ( a
few)
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham
levelcriteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences
is focused on progression and passing rates of low performing students and is
tended to forget the excellent performing ones
pays attention to a supportive culture for every student, without making a distinction
between low and high performers
1. demonstrates leadership with respect to advancing an inclusive and supportive culture of excellence in teaching
and learning across the institution
LOL, annual reports, policy documents
drives educational innovation without attention for gathering data about
possible effects
drives educational innovation with attention for gathering data about progression and
passing rates
2. plays a leading role in driving educational innovation, reform and/or support, within or outside the curriculum,
that has a sustained and positive impact on student learning and/or engagement
overviews of evaluation results; management info;
progression and passing rates
gathers data about quality of the study programme far too late; there is no time
to solve certain problems; the accreditation leads to a lot of stress within the team of teachers and the supportive
staff
data about quality of the study programme are gathered in time; however not enough
attention was paid to solve problems
3. leads the development, management and review of school and institutional teaching and learning strategies,
including major QA and accreditation processes
self evaluation report; annual report of exam
committee; accreditation report
is focused on cooperation within own university
cooperation and partnership is focused on 4TU
4. strengthens and contributes to national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and
partnership outside their institution and informing practice elsewhere
links to websites; letters of intent;
collaboration agreements; press
coverage; reports of collaborations
Associate Professor 2
with focus on education ( a
few)
curriculum design, chair of an accreditation
trajectory, principal of an
educational innovation
project
3a scholarly teacher; 3b institutional
leader in teaching
and learning
institutional leader in teaching and
learning
TT Professor with focus on education ( a
few)
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham
levelcriteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences
visionhas a general vision on educational
development, but not related to specific situation of own faculty
has a vision on innovation of education on own subject area
has a clear vision on educational development related to (a) innovation of study programmes
on faculty level and to (b) passing and progression rates on faculty level
reports and passing rates data on faculty level ; LOL
authority
contributes to institutional committees, sig's and conferences,
and has impact with a discipline specific focus
is known to a limited audience as a person who contributes to institutional committees, sig's and conferences, and
has impact with a domain focus
is recognised as a institutional authority in research and/or design in teaching and
learning, influencing practice across their field of expertise and/or the higher education sector
(interdisciplinary focus)
(a) publications, citations, research grants and income; (b) keynote speaker on institutional conferences on teaching and learning; (c) is member of national organisation committees and special
interest groups on education;(d) institutional press coverage; (e) awards,
prize; (f) editor/reviewer educational journals
expertise and quality
(a) is responsible for the teaching and the educational quality of own
courses; (b) implements enthusiastically and successfully
educational innovations within own course(s); (c) is able to solve problems and to design educational innovations in own courses; (d) is able to generate
finances for own courses
(a) participates as a member in committees of educational quality and
quality of assurance on faculty level; (b) is acquainted with evidence based
educational innovations within study programme(s); (c) is able to recognise complex problems and to cooperate in educational innovations in curricula of
own faculty; (d) is active in applying for national and/or European fellowships
(a) is responsible for the internal and external coherence and the implementation of the teaching and the educational quality and quality of assurance on faculty level; (b)
implements enthusiastically and successfully (evidence based) educational innovations
within study programme(s); (c) is able to solve complex problems and to design educational innovations in curricula of own faculty; (d) is
able to generate finances from national and/or European fellowships
proposals for educational change; reports; evaluation results; accreditation
reports; annual report of exam committee; approval of fellowships; LOL;
education grants
4. leadership
participates in institutional dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside their institution .
strengthens and contributes to institutional dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside their institution
has high impact on institutional dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution and informing practice elsewhere.
(a) chairing groups that are responsible for study programmes; (b) consulting
and/or chairing groups that are responsible for educational change on
institutional level; LOL
Tenure track Professor
with focus on education (a
few)
leadership of team of teachers and responsible for a complete
study programme
4 national and global leader in
teaching and learning
Professor 2 with focus
on education (a few)
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham
levelcriteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences
visionhas a general vision on educational
development, but not related to specific situation of the university
has a vision on innovation of education on curriculum level
has a clear vision on educational development related to (a) innovation of study programmes on national level, b) passing and progression rates on national
level
reports and passing rates data on institutional level; LOL
authority contributes to national committees, sig's and conferences, and has impact with a
discipline specific focus
is known to a limited audience as a person who contributes to national committees, sig's and conferences, and has impact with a domain
focus
is recognised as an national authority in research and/or design in teaching and learning, influencing
practice with high impact across their field of expertise and/or the higher education sector
(interdisciplinary focus)
(a) publications, citations, research grants and income; (b) keynote
speaker on national conferences on teaching and learning; (c) is member of national organisation committees
and special interest groups on education;(d) national press coverage; (e) awards, prizes; (f) editor/reviewer
educational journals
expertise and quality
(a) is responsible for the teaching and the educational quality of one study
programme; (b) implements enthusiastically and successfully educational innovations
within one study programme); (c) is able to solve problems and to design educational
innovations in one study programme; (d) is able to generate finances for own study
programme
(a) participates as a member in committees of educational quality and quality of assurance on national level; (b) is acquainted with evidence based educational innovations between study programme(s); (c) is able to recognise complex
problems and to cooperate in educational innovations in curricula on national level; (d) is
active in applying for national fellowships
(a) is responsible for the internal and external coherence and the implementation of the teaching
and the educational quality and quality of assurance on national level; (b) implements enthusiastically
and successfully (evidence based) educational innovations between study programme(s); (c) is able to solve complex problems and to design educational innovations in curricula on national level; (d) is able to
generate finances from national fellowships
proposals for educational change; reports; evaluation results;
accreditation reports; annual report of exam committee; approval of
fellowships; LOL; education grants
leadership
(a) Is self-aware of his/her leadership profile in the institutional context; (b) intends to made a start in investing in personal leadership and to develop a vision on the further development of the required leadership within the institute; (c ) participates in national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution .
(a) Is self-aware of his/her recognized leadership profile in the institutional context; (b) has made a start in investing in personal leadership and has a vision on the further development of the required leadership within the institute; (c) strengthens and contributes to national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution
(a) Is recognized as a leadership in the institutional context; (b) has a track record in investing in personal leadership and has a clear vision on the further development of the required leadership within the institute; (c )strengthens and contributes to institutional and national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution and informing practice elsewhere.
(a) chairing groups that are responsible for international
educational change programmes; (b) consulting and/or chairing groups that
are responsible for educational change on international level; LOL
Professor 2 with focus
on education ( a few)
(inter-)national authority in
vision on education, educational
innovation and passing rates
4 national and global leader in teaching
and learning
Professor 1 with focus on education (a
few)
performances | tasks
Ruth Graham level
criteria titles below entrance level entrance level potential growth level evidences
visionhas a general vision on educational development,
but not related to specific situation of universities in foreign countries
has a vision on innovation of education on international level
has a clear vision on educational development related to (a) innovation of study programmes on international level and to (b) passing and
progression rates on international level
reports and contributions to assembling passing rates data for international ratings;
LOL
authority participates in international educational change
programmes, but has impact with a discipline specific focus
is known to a limited audience as a person who contributes to international educational change
programmes, and has impact with a domain focus
is recognised as an international authority in (research on and/or design of) international
educational change programmes in the higher education sector (interdisciplinary focus)
(a) publications, citations, research grants and income; (b) keynote speaker on international conferences on teaching and learning; (c) is
member or chair of international organisation committees for international educational
change programmes ;(d) international press coverage; (e) awards, prize; (f) editor/reviewer
educational journals
expertise and quality
(a) is responsible for the teaching and the educational quality of one faculty; (b) implements
enthusiastically and successfully educational innovations within one faculty; (c) is able to solve problems and to design educational innovations in one faculty; (d) is able to generate finances for one
faculty
(a) participates as a member in committees of educational quality and quality of assurance on
international level; (b) is acquainted with evidence based educational innovations within
study programme(s); (c) is able to recognise complex problems and to cooperate in educational innovations in curricula on
international level; (d) is active in applying for international fellowships
(a) is responsible for the internal and external coherence and the implementation of
teaching on international level; (b) implements enthusiastically and successfully
(evidence based) educational innovations within universities; (c) is able to solve complex
problems and to design educational innovations in educational change
programmes on international level; (d) is able to generate finances from international
fellowships
proposals for educational change; reports; evaluation results; accreditation reports;
annual report of exam committee; approval of fellowships; LOL; education grants
leadership
(a) Is self-aware of his/her leadership profile in the national context; (b) intends to made a start in investing in personal leadership and to develop a vision on the further development of the required leadership in the national context; (c ) participates in national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution .
(a) Is self-aware of his/her recognized leadership profile in the national context; (b) has made a start in investing in personal leadership and has a vision on the further development of the required leadership for the Netherlands; (c) strengthens and contributes to national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution
(a) Is recognized as a leadership in the national context; (b) has a track record in investing in personal leadership and has a clear vision on the further development of the required leadership for the Netherlands; (c )strengthens and contributes to institutional and national dialogues in teaching and learning, advancing cooperation and partnership inside and outside their institution and informing practice elsewhere.
(a) chairing groups that are responsible for international educational change
programmes ; (b) consulting and/or chairing groups that are responsible for educational
change on international level; LOL
Professor 1 with focus on education ( a
few)
international authority in educational
output and impact
4 national and global leader in
teaching and learning