our learning development centre supports children to access the curriculum, reach their full potential, and thrive, regardless of learning style.
improving school systems at scale and provide empowering employability and careers services to young people and adults.
the world bank group is the largest financier of education in the developing world, working in 94 countries and committed to helping them reach sdg4: access to inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all by 2030.
as a result of the paradigm shift to a competency-based framework, both self-directed lifelong learning and learner-centeredness have become essential tenets of medical education. in the competency-based framework, learners drive their own educational process, and both learners and teachers share th …
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development and learning in organizations is directed towards practitioners and academics in private, public and not-for-profit sectors. a mix of authored and review (precis) articles provide leaders, managers and researchers with succinct summaries of the most recent ideas, practice and research in organizational development and learning.
writing effective learning objectives is a necessary skill in academic medicine. learning objectives are clearly written, specific statements of observable learner behavior or action that can be measured upon completion of an educational activity. ...
in this comprehensive guide to developing a training program, we explore what a training program is, our eleven-step overview of the process, and nice common types of training programs that can benefit your organization
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the education hub is a site for parents, pupils, education professionals and the media that captures all you need to know about the education system. you’ll find accessible, straightforward information on popular topics, q&as, interviews, case studies, and more.
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what are learning outcomes? learning outcomes are statements that describe the knowledge or skills students should acquire by the end of a particular assignment, class, course, or program. they help […]
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learning and development (l&d) is a function within an organization that is responsible for empowering employees’ growth and developing their knowledge, skills, and capabilities to drive better business performance.
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some academic environments emphasize to students that being “right“ is what matters most. in dan levy’s class, however, what really matters is sound thinking, regardless of whether or not such thinking results in the “right” answer. in this video, levy describes how he sees his job not as “coming with the truth,” but rather as inviting students into activities designed to authentically making them think.
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this webinar offers insights and practical guidance to help practitioners to successfully navigate this dynamic landscape. it features expert input from experienced leaders of pedagogic developments from across the uk and beyond.
the domains of child development and early learning are discussed in different terms and categorized in different ways in the various fields and disciplines that are involved in research, practice, and policy related to children from birth through age 8. to organize the discussion in this report, the committee elected to use the approach and overarching terms depicted in figure 4-1. the committee does not intend to present this as a single best set of terms or a single best categorical organization. indeed, it is essential to recognize that the domains shown in figure 4-1 are not easily separable and that a case can be made for multiple different categorizations. for example, different disciplines and researchers have categorized different general cognitive processes under the categorical term “executive function.” general cognitive processes also relate to learning competencies such as persistence and engagement. similarly, self-regulation has both cognitive and emotional dimensions. it is sometimes categorized as a part of executive function, as a part of socioemotional competence, or as a part of learning competencies. attention and memory could be considered a part of general cognitive processes, as embedded within executive function, or linked to learning competencies related to persistence. mental health is closely linked to socioemotional competence, but is also inseparable from health.
background interest in value-based healthcare, generally defined as providing better care at lower cost, has grown worldwide, and learning health systems (lhss) have been proposed as a key strategy for improving value in healthcare. lhss are emerging around the world and aim to leverage advancements in science, technology and practice to improve health system performance at lower cost. however, there remains much uncertainty around the implementation of lhss and the distinctive features of these systems. this paper presents a conceptual framework that has been developed in canada to support the implementation of value-creating lhss. methods the framework was developed by an interdisciplinary team at the institut national d’excellence en santé et en services sociaux (inesss). it was informed by a scoping review of the scientific and grey literature on lhss, regular team discussions over a 14-month period, and consultations with canadian and international experts. results the framework describes four elements that characterise lhss, namely (1) core values, (2) pillars and accelerators, (3) processes and (4) outcomes. lhss embody certain core values, including an emphasis on participatory leadership, inclusiveness, scientific rigour and person-centredness. in addition, values such as equity and solidarity should also guide lhss and are particularly relevant in countries like canada. lhs pillars are the infrastructure and resources supporting the lhs, whereas accelerators are those specific structures that enable more rapid learning and improvement. for lhss to create value, such infrastructures must not only exist within the ecosystem but also be connected and aligned with the lhss’ strategic goals. these pillars support the execution, routinisation and acceleration of learning cycles, which are the fundamental processes of lhss. the main outcome sought by executing learning cycles is the creation of value, which we define as the striking of a more optimal balance of impacts on patient and provider experience, population health and health system costs. conclusions our framework illustrates how the distinctive structures, processes and outcomes of lhss tie together with the aim of optimising health system performance and delivering greater value in health systems.
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the centre for learning, teaching and human development has a unique multidisciplinary nature that reflects the world-leading research interests of its members. we have a long and distinguished history in educational research, working to ensure that all young people are able to benefit from enriching educational experiences, and to become active and engaged global citizens. we are ranked best modern university in the country for our research in education (ref 2021).
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the ever-increasing pace of change in today’s organizations requires that executives understand and then quickly respond to constant shifts in how their businesses operate and how work must get done. that means you must resist your innate biases against doing new things in new ways, scan the horizon for growth opportunities, and push yourself to acquire drastically different capabilities—while still doing your existing job. to succeed, you must be willing to experiment and become a novice over and over again, which for most of us is an extremely discomforting proposition. over decades of work with managers, the author has found that people who do succeed at this kind of learning have four well-developed attributes: aspiration, self-awareness, curiosity, and vulnerability. they have a deep desire to understand and master new skills; they see themselves very clearly; they’re constantly thinking of and asking good questions; and they tolerate their own mistakes as they move up the curve. andersen has identified some fairly simple mental strategies that anyone can use to boost these attributes.
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a coventry university research project developing playful, inclusive and sustainable learning resources and spaces to support teaching across the globe has been recognised at the prestigious qs reimagine education awards.
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when we clarify what we want learners to accomplish, then we can select flexible assessments, methods, and materials that effectively support that goal.
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