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This paper focuses on this kind of QA activity by examining a sample of accreditation reports for teacher and pharmacy education programmes. The analysis shows that the reports focus on inputs and on strategic programmatic issues while there is less attention on the actual processes of teaching and learning. The paper argues that a greater focus on these issues could support quality assurance in PHE and the shift from teaching to learning.

 

This paper was presented at EQAF and reflects the views of the named authors only.

This paper focuses on this kind of QA activity by examining a sample of accreditation reports for teacher and pharmacy education programmes. The analysis shows that the reports focus on inputs and on strategic programmatic issues while there is less attention on the actual processes of teaching and learning. The paper argues that a greater focus on these issues could support quality assurance in PHE and the shift from teaching to learning.

 

This paper was presented at EQAF and reflects the views of the named authors only.

Supporting the shift from teaching to learning in Professional Higher Education (PHE): examples from teacher and pharmacy education

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Cathal de Paor

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