Acknowledgements | p. 8 |
The Contributors | p. 9 |
Preface | p. 15 |
Introduction | p. 19 |
An Overview from Higher Education | p. 25 |
The UPshot Programme: Improving Group-Work Skills for Business and Accounting Students | p. 37 |
Facilitating the Formation of Effective and Creative Working Groups | p. 40 |
Towards Self-managed Projects: Learning Team Techniques | p. 45 |
Facilitating Team-work in the Curriculum | p. 49 |
Synectics in Higher Education | p. 54 |
The Academic Management of Group Projects | p. 59 |
The Development of a 'Learning in Groups' Course for Academic Staff | p. 64 |
The Effects of Group Composition upon Students' Perceptions of Their Learning | p. 70 |
Peer Evaluation in Practice: Experience from a Major Group Project | p. 76 |
Facilitating Understanding of Group Dynamics | p. 83 |
Self-development Groups on a Diploma in Management Studies Course | p. 89 |
Using Group-based Learning in Chemical Engineering Studies | p. 100 |
Learning Journals for Evaluation of Group-based Learning | p. 105 |
Working in Groups and Teams | p. 113 |
A Case Study of a Group-project in Aerospace Design Engineering | p. 123 |
Group-project Work: Two Enterprise Case Studies | p. 127 |
Development of Group Skills using a Linked Assignment | p. 136 |
Management Indecision: Using Group-work in Teaching Creativity | p. 141 |
Preparing Student History Teachers as Subject Coordinators | p. 148 |
Using Group-projects in the Teaching of Mathematics to Electrical Engineering Students | p. 155 |
History Resource Packs for Schools | p. 160 |
The Development and Implementation of Group-based Learning on an Accounting Degree | p. 166 |
Towards the Reflective Practitioner | p. 171 |
Present Challenges | p. 179 |
Further Reading | p. 187 |
Index | p. 189 |
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