Teaching Practices
Teaching Practices
Prepare Your Teaching
Access guidance, resources and support to help you plan your subject, prepare learning materials, and get ready for the semester ahead.
Designing and Coordinating Learning
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Tactics for Subject Coordination
Guidance and tactics for creating subject experiences that are structured, cohesive and clear—based on student feedback and staff practice.
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Fostering Supportive Learning Environments
Strategies and practices that centre student wellbeing, foster belonging and shape inclusive, relational spaces for learning and engagement.
Generative AI and Canvas
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Guidance on Generative AI
Explore guidance, resources and examples to support the thoughtful and responsible use of generative AI in teaching, learning and assessment.
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Resources to Help Prepare Your Canvas Sites
Find the key resources, guidance and support to help prepare your Canvas site, review your learning materials, and ensure your subject is ready for students.
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A Template to Help Prepare Your Subject Outlines
Access the Faculty's subject outline template and supporting guidance to help prepare clear, consistent and policy-aligned subject outlines.
Teach and Interact
Explore practical approaches to teaching, engagement, facilitating learning activities, and responding to the evolving needs of students throughout the semester.
Delivery and Interaction
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Delivering Content
Exploring modes of content delivery and the dynamic roles of teachers and students in shaping meaningful, multimodal learning experiences.
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Interaction + Collaboration
Tactics and tools that foster active student participation, peer learning and community through synchronous and asynchronous engagement.
Inclusive and student-centred approaches
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Internationalisation of the Curriculum
Discover approaches to embedding global perspectives and intercultural learning into your teaching, learning activities and assessment design.
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Culturally Inclusive Teaching
Explore strategies for creating inclusive learning environments that recognise cultural diversity, foster belonging, and support equitable participation for all students.
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Diversity and Inclusion Scenarios
Scenarios and resources to support inclusive, reflective teaching practices in diverse learning contexts.
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Student-Led Teaching
Learn how to partner with students as active contributors to learning by designing opportunities for collaboration, co-creation and shared responsibility.
Assessment and Feedback
Discover strategies, resources and guidance for designing assessment, providing meaningful feedback and supporting student learning.
Assessment and Academic Integrity
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Student Academic Integrity
Guidance for supporting academic integrity, promoting good practice, and responding to academic misconduct.
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Equitable Assessment
Designing assessment practices that promote equity and support diverse student needs and learning experiences.
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Assessment + Feedback
Student-centred strategies for designing, delivering and reflecting on assessment and feedback to support meaningful learning and teaching outcomes.
Reflect on Your Teaching
Reflect on your practice using evidence, feedback and scholarship to evaluate your teaching and inform future improvements.
Getting your Teaching Recognised
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ABP Teaching Award Winners
Meet ABP’s award-winning educators recognised for excellence, innovation, and impact in teaching. This page celebrates recipients of Faculty, University, and National awards from recent years—including student-voted honours and early career recognition.
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Teaching Awards
Explore teaching award opportunities for ABP staff across Faculty, University, National, and International levels. Learn how to prepare strong nominations by gathering evidence of impact, innovation, and reflection throughout the year.
Guidance on ESS Questions
Interpreting and responding to student feedback is an important part of improving teaching and subject design. The following guidance supports this process through practical strategies aligned to the End Subject Survey (ESS), along with approaches for clearly communicating changes back to students.
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1. This subject was intellectually engaging and stimulating
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2. The expectations, including assessment requirements, were clear
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3. I received useful feedback on my progress
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4. The study resources and materials provided were helpful in my learning
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5. There were opportunities for useful interaction and engagement with other students in the subject
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6. Overall, I had a very good learning experience in this subject