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Team-Based Learning A Strategy for Student Engagement 23rd March 2015 Centre for Educational Development | The Flipped Classroom & Team-Based Learning Simon Tweddell Curriculum Development Fellow [email protected] @simontweddell

Team-Based Learning: A Strategy for Student Engagement

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Team-Based Learning

A Strategy for Student

Engagement

23rd March 2015Centre for Educational Development | The Flipped Classroom & Team-Based

Learning

Simon Tweddell Curriculum Development Fellow

[email protected]@simontweddell

Content• Why TBL?• The TBL Process• Having a go yourselves– RAP – An Application Exercise

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Pharmacy Curriculum 2012

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Drivers for Change◦ Growing student numbers◦ Surface learners◦ Disengaged learners◦ Disruption and

absenteeism New UG MPharm

Programme◦ Engaging L&T Strategy

What we liked about TBL– Benefits of small-

group learning but scalable

– Accountability to self and team

– Removes passivity – Removes

anonymity

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TBL – Team-Formation

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• Permanent teams

•Diverse resources

• Transparent

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

Readiness Assurance Process (RAP)20-30% of class time

• iRAT

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

Readiness Assurance Process (RAP)20-30% of class time

• iRAT• tRAT

• IF AT cards• Same Test

as a team

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

Readiness Assurance Process (RAP)20-30% of class time

• iRAT• tRAT •Appeals

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

Readiness Assurance Process (RAP)20-30% of class time

• iRAT• tRAT •Appeals• Corrective

Instruction (Feedback)

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

Readiness Assurance Process (RAP)20-30% of class time

• iRAT• tRAT •Appeals• Corrective

Instruction

Application Exercises70-80% of class time

• 4S criteria• Significant• Same• Specific Choice• Simultaneous

A Team-Based Learning Unit

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Learning

• Individual Study

•Directed to Learning Resources

Readiness Assurance Process (RAP)20-30% of class time

• iRAT• tRAT •Appeals• Corrective

Instruction

Application Exercises70-80% of class time

• 4S criteria• Significant• Same• Specific Choice• Simultaneous

• Intra-team discussion• Inter-team discussion,

debate and justification

Peer Evaluation• Formative• Summative

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Team-Based Learning Workshop• Having a go yourself• Team Formation– Used TBL?– Pre-reading?

• RAP Process• Application Exercises

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Application Exercise 1 • Which of the following aspects of TBL do you

feel is the most challenging to staff?

– A. Writing the Student Study Guide/identifying appropriate reading

– B. Writing the RAT questions– C. Writing application exercises – D. Facilitating application exercises– E. Giving the corrective instruction– F. Mastering the technology– G. Managing the timings of application exercises– H. Managing the appeals process

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Which of the following do you believe is the most important benefit of TBL?

A Increased course coverageB Enhanced student attendanceC Increased student engagementD Reduction in staff workloadE Increased student attainmentF Enhanced student motivationG Promote deeper approaches to learningH Development of skills to enhance employability

Application Exercise 2

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What students now do:

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– Prepare for class– Come to class– Participate and

engage – Apply knowledge– Take a deep

approach to their learning

– Enjoy classes

• References and Further Resources– Books– TBLC

• www.teambasedlearning.org • http://www.utexas.edu/academic/ctl/

largeclasses/#tbl • https://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=XHJUTUgBVaE&feature=youtu.be

• Listserv• Email

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• TBLC Conference –Wednesday 21st October 2015–University of Bradford–Speakers from the US, Australia and the

UK• Contacts– [email protected]–http://www.bradford.ac.uk/educational-

development/team-based-learning/–www.teambasedlearning.org23rd March 2015

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Estates and Facilities

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