EDview_Executive-Summary-Position-Paper.pdf
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… view (presented in EDview’s Overview of Do’s, Don’ts and Don’t Knows). In several data collection phases, EDview held interviews and focus groups, reviewed literature, conducted a survey open to all UM students and staff, and held feedback sessions with a wide selection of stakeholders. The current state of PBL at UM: satisfaction with theory The EDview results show that many students and staff stand behind UM’s choice for PBL. The EDview Survey, completed by 1,743 students and staff from all … assessment, tutorial group size, applying PBL in different disciplines, and a mismatch between how PBL is communicated and what students and staff encounter in practice. The current state of PBL at UM: a trend towards flexibility It was apparent that when we currently talk about PBL at UM, we often mean the seven-steps-like tutorial structure. Simultaneously, a trend can be observed of defining and approaching PBL in a broader way, with PBL variations and alternatives being applied in several … message is not new: previous projects and documents described similar issues, and current UM education is already diverse. However, why do we still talk about PBL as a synonym of the seven steps tutorial structure, and why do some teachers feel they can only innovate ‘under the radar’? EDview put together a comprehensive overview of Do’s, Don’ts and Don’t Knows that range from teaching and designing education to marketing and communication, leadership and human resources - suggesting the …