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Incorporating a range of practical insights and tools, this innovative book presents a unique perspective on course design that considers the needs and expectations of contemporary university students. Nicholas Jackson explains how to improve student confidence and engagement by designing inclusive courses that center students in their learning.The Architecture of Student-Oriented Course Design builds on a strong theoretical framework as well as empirical insights from the classroom, illustrating how to maximize active participation and deep learning. Jackson provides a step-by-step plan to constructively align learning outcomes, course content and forms of assessment. Considering current challenges in higher education such as socio-economic pressures from a student perspective, Jackson highlights practical interventions and emphasizes the importance of design structure with a special focus on developing employability skills. From lectures to group assignments, this book will aid in designing interesting and thought-provoking courses that are aligned with the needs of today’s higher education learners.This book is indispensable to students and scholars of management education, teaching and learning, education administration, curriculum and pedagogy, and educational assessment. It is also beneficial to both early-career and established academics wishing to refresh their courses.
Nicholas Jackson, Associate Professor in Organizational Behaviour, Leeds University Business School, UK
Contents:Preface1 Introduction to The Architecture of Student-OrientedCourse Design: Building a Course for ContemporaryHigher Education StudentsPART I THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE2 Understanding the student psyche and wider motivations3 Developing student confidence4 Maximizing student engagement5 Skills developmentPART II BUILDING THE COURSE6 Course design: developing a framework7 Course design: the triadic interactive framework ofconstructive alignment8 Course design: pulling it all together9 ConclusionAppendix 1: Marking Criteria for Group Written Report(Example of Detailed Marking Criteria for SummativeAssessment)Appendix 2: Course AlignmentAppendix 3: Inventory of ObjectivesReferences
‘This book is an invaluable guide for educators navigating the complexities of contemporary higher education. It not only offers practical strategies for designing student-oriented courses but also delves into the underlying linkages between students’ self-efficacy, engagement, and skill development. A valuable resource for fostering genuine learning in today’s classrooms.’