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Title: Teaching through tutorials and lab classes


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Teaching through tutorials and lab classes
  • ITMS new tutors - 2005

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Practicalities - Who to see
  • Day-to-day issues to do with the unit(s)
  • Unit co-ordinator
  • Tutors
  • Pay and personnel matters
  • Kym Kingston
  • General teaching and learning issues
  • Unit Co-ordinator
  • Learning and Teaching Co-ordinator ( Robyn
    Pierce)
  • Course Coordinator
  • BComp, BIT, BIS Chris Turville
  • MIT Adrienne Smith Gaudlitz
  • MIS Charlynn Miller

3
Purpose student learning
Tutors Facilitate Guide/ Advise Identify
background gaps Support student learning Provide
role model
Students Participate Work in groups Work
alone Share with group
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Tutors our expectations
  • Meet with lecturer
  • Prepare for tutorials/ labs
  • Conduct tutorial
  • Be available to provide 1-1 assistance outside of
    class
  • Be aware of range of support available to
    students
  • Following marking guide mark assessment for
    return within 2 weeks of
    submission

5
Delivery
  • You are working at the coal face
  • Be clear about your expectations of students
  • Ask unit co-ordinator / lecturer for hints tips
    on technical stuff
  • Be yourself
  • Focus on learning not on final product
  • Enjoy yourself

6
  • Tutoring
  • is about teaching students
  • not just a subject

7
Students bring different
  • Cultural norms
  • Experience
  • Interests
  • Academic backgrounds
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Personalities
  • Priorities

8
Students bring prior knowledge
  • This may be
  • Correct
  • Comprehensive
  • With gaps many!
  • Including incorrect ideas
  • Incorrect connections
  • Only peripherally related

9
Students construct knowledge schema
  • New information may result in..
  • Addition
  • Modification
  • Expansion
  • Cognitive conflict may result in..
  • Rejection
  • Modification
  • of existing schema

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Building strong knowledge schema
  • Multiple representations
  • Visual
  • Symbolic
  • Verbal etc
  • Examples
  • Counter examples
  • Applications

11
Assessment
  • Assessment tasks
  • Help the students to do it themselves
  • Try asking questions and getting them to talk you
    through it
  • Marking
  • Unit co-ordinator should provide a marking guide.
  • Helpful to mark one or two and have an
    experienced tutor re-mark them.

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Communicate
  • Talk to students
  • Talk to lecturer
  • Talk to other tutors
  • Talk to staff outside the unit
  • Talk to each other

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