Conference Programme
 

December 3 – 5, 2008
Prince George's Park Residences (PGPR) Auditorium (map)
National University of Singapore
27 Prince George's Park
Singapore 118425  

Wednesday,
03 December 2008

Thursday,
04 December 2008

Friday,
05 December 2008

0815 - 0900
Registration

0815 - 0900
Registration

 

0900 - 0915
Welcome Address


0915 - 1000
Keynote Address I
Graham Gibbs
Visiting Professor, Oxford Brookes University & Former Director, Oxford Learning Institute, University of Oxford,
United Kingdom

0900 - 0930
Invited Lecture II

Marcia Devlin
Chair of Higher Education Research
Deakin University, Australia

0900 - 0930
Invited Lecture IV

Michael Prosser
Professor & Executive Director, Centre for Advancement of University Teaching, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong


0930 - 1000
Invited Lecture V
Matthew Gwee
National University of Singapore, Singapore

1000 - 1030
Tea Break

0930-1000
Tea Break

1000-1030
Tea Break

1030-1230
Concurrent Sessions:

1A: Assessment of Student Learning
1B: Integrative Learning

1000-1200
Concurrent Sessions:


3A: Theories of Learning
3B: Quality Control in Education

1030-1230
Concurrent Sessions:


5A: Teaching Methodologies
5B: Technology for Learning

1230-1400
Lunch, Multi-purpose Hall, PGP

1200-1300
Lunch, Multi-purpose Hall, PGP

1230-1400
Lunch, Multi-purpose Hall, PGP

1400 – 1630
Concurrent Sessions:

2A: Assessment of Student Learning & Educational Management
2B: Integrative Learning & Assessment of Student Learning

1300 – 1500
Concurrent Sessions:

4A: Teaching Methodologies
4B: Perceptions, Relationships & Creativity

1400 – 1540
Concurrent Sessions:

6A: Technology for Learning & Teaching Methodologies
6B: Educational Management & Identification & Choices

1630 -1700
Tea Break

1500 - 1530
Tea Break

1540
Closing

1700 -1745
Invited Lecture I

Graham Webb
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
University of New England, Australia

1530 -1600
Invited Lecture III
Keith Trigwell
Director, Institute for Teaching and Learning University of Sydney, Australia

 

1800
Conference Dinner

1600-1645
Keynote Address II Tan Eng Chye Deputy President (Academic Affairs) & Provost National University of Singapore, Singapore

 

 

Paper Sessions

Keynote Addresses | Invited Lectures | General Papers

Keynote Addresses

I
Graham Gibbs
Visiting Professor,
Oxford Brookes University & Former Director, Oxford Learning Institute, University of Oxford

United Kingdom
How Assessment Can Support or Undermine Learning
II
Tan Eng Chye
Deputy President (Academic Affairs) & Provost, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Globalised Education - An NUS Perspective

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Invited Lectures

I

Graham Webb
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
University of New England, Australia

Managing for Quality Assurance and Improvement in Teaching and Learning
II

Marcia Devlin
Chair of Higher Education Research,
Deakin University, Australia

Learning Theories and Interdisciplinary Epistemologies
III
Keith Trigwell
Director, Institute for Teaching and Learning University of Sydney, Australia
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Research and Research-led Teaching
IV
Michael Prosser
Professor & Executive Director, Centre for Advancement of University Teaching, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Experiencing Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
V
Matthew Gwee
National University of Singapore, Singapore
The Student-Teacher Relationship: Customer or Partner in Learning? Implications for the way we teach and the way students learn in the 21st century

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General Papers

Concurrent Session 1A: Assessment of Student Learning

Chairperson: Wu Siew Mei
1
Wu Jinlu, National University of Singapore Assessing Students Using Questions Linked With A Research Article
2
Jon Scaife & Jerry Wellington, University of Sheffield A Case study Investigating University Teachers' and Students' Ideas about Assessment of Student Learning
3
Magdeleine D.N. Lew, Republic Polytechnic & Henk G. Schmidt, Erasmus University Rotterdam Self-Assessment in a One-Day, One-Problem Problem-based Learning Curriculum
4
Paul Lajbcygier & Andrew Sanford, Monash University Predicting Exam Failure in a Tertiary Finance Subject
5
Greg Dean Petersen, National University of Singapore Rethinking Homework: Requiring Students to Ask Critical Questions

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Concurrent Session 1B: Integrative Learning


Chairperson: Ashwin M Khambadkone
1
Teofilo C. Daquila, National University of Singapore Establishing connections in a diverse environment
2
Carlos Alberto Montana Hoyos, National University of Singapore & Takahito Saiki, Kobe Design University Biomimicry in Design for Sustainability Education: Two Case Studies of an Integrative Learning Method for Industrial Design
3
Chee Mew Leng, National University of Singapore Learning through Project Work
4
Mary Ann Rishel, Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar Shifting Centres: Meta-Reasoning in Moral Choices

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Concurrent Session 2A: Assessment of Student Learning & Educational Management

Chairperson: Greg Dean Petersen
Assessment of Student Learning  
1
Alan M. Seidman, Johnson & Wales University Electronic Grading: Friend or Foe?
2
Wu Siew Mei, T. Ruanni F. Tupas & Zhu Shenfa, National University of Singapore Students' Written Errors: An Exploratory Study
3
Samuel Oye Bandele, The University of Education, Ikere-Ekiti Assessment of E-learning in the 21st Century African Universities
Educational Management  
4
Li Bing, University of Electronic Science & Technology of China Establishing External Evaluation Organisations for Higher Education Institutions in China
5
C. Sheela Reddy, Sri Venkateswara University Quality Higher Education in India

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Concurrent Session 2B: Intergrative Learning & Assessment of Student Learning

Chairperson: Chee Mew Leng
Integrative Learning  
1
Tan Seow Hon, National University of Singapore Education and Moral Development: Using Philosophy to Encourage Moral and Social Consciousness in Professional Schools (A Case Study from Law School)
2
Carolinda Douglass, Northern Illinois University Engagement in and Assessment of Integrative Learning: Use of Reflection in a Capstone Course in Public Health
3
George J. Hess, National University of Singapore Using Wikis and Blogs to Foster an Integrated Conservatory Curriculum
Assessment of Student Learning  
4
Koh Ruilin Elizabeth, Guo Xiaojia, Yeo Gee Kin & John Lim, National University of Singapore Academic Wiki Assessment: An Overview & Case Study
5
Lisa Goldacre & Carmela Briguglio, Curtin University of Technology Assessment Moderation in Large Transnational Units: A Case Study
6
Ashwin M Khambadkone, National University of Singapore Student Assessment and Learning at Tertiary Education

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Concurrent Session 3A: Theories of Learning

Chairperson: Sow Chorng Haur
1
Dennis Sale & Lau Lee Yee, Singapore Polytechnic Towards a Science of Learning
2
Luisa Montecucco, University of Genoa The Hidden Face of Knowledge Transmission: How Philosophy Can Help Critical Thinking
3
Stanley Goh & Jessica Ang, Republic Polytechnic Service-Learning & Metacognition: Exploring New Ways of Thinking & Learning
4
Olen Gunnlaugson, University of British Columbia Reenchantment of the Higher Education Classroom: Musings on Five Practices for a Transformative Yoga of Dialogue
5
Cecilia Lim, National University of Singapore The Fox and the Hedgehog - Opposing and Irreconcilable Approaches?

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Concurrent Session 3B: Quality Control in Education

Chairperson: T. Ruanni F. Tupas
1
Adrian M. Lee & R.P.A. Bettens , National University of Singapore & D.J. Young, Griffith University Plagiarism in Chemistry Education: A Case Study
2
Elizabeth Thorarajoo & Lee-Goh Seow Har, Ngee Ann Polytechnic Academic Quality in Polytechnic Education: Total Learning Experience Reconsidered
3
Md. Mizanoor Rahman, Bangladesh University Bachelor of Education Programme of the Teaching Quality Improvement Project of Bangladesh: A Partnership Programme under Open and Distance Learning Approach
4
Shawna Vyhmeister & Ronald Vyhmeister,  Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies The Relationship between Research Knowledge & Research Output for College Faculty: An Asian Case Study
5
Danilo M. Baylen, University of West Georgia, M.R.D. Lucas, Centro Escolar University & R. Santiago, California State University San Bernardino Two Classrooms Becoming One: Supporting Online Learning in Teacher Education

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Concurrent Session 4A: Teaching Methodologies

Chairperson: Adrian Lee
1
Andreas Dewanto & Sow Chorng Haur, National University of Singapore Physics Demonstration Laboratory: Use of Interactive Demonstration in Teaching Physics
2
Anthony Joseph, Pace University & Mabel Payne, New York City, Dept of Education Cooperative Education: A Critical Link Between Post Secondary Education and Beyond
3
Keng Wan Ling, Temasek Polytechnic Becoming a self-directed learner: self-directed learning skills in a Problem-based Learning curriculum
4
Lau Hooi Ping Adeline, Universiti Sains Malaysia Thinking out of the box? What Teachers Must Do to Foster Good Thinking Skills in Accounting Graduates
5
Eliathamby Ambikairajah, Julien Epps & Ming Sheng, The University of New South Wales Technology-based and project-based teaching: what is their impact on student learning?

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Concurrent Session 4B: Perceptions, Relationships & Creativity

Chairperson: Cecilia Lim
1
Fang Yongqing & Zhang Aidong, Nanyang Technological University Promoting Creative Teaching In Schools
2
Nachamma Sockalingam, Republic Polytechnic & Henk G. Schmidt, Erasmus University Rotterdam Do Students and Tutors Differ in Their Perceptions of Problem Effectiveness in Problem-Based Learning?
3
Supathanish Termsnguanwong, Payap University Comparing Universities' Perception of What Their Students' Expect and Students' Own Expectations: A Case Study from the Northern Region of Thailand
4
Leng Ho Keat, Republic Polytechnic Don't Stress Me! A Study on the Causes of Stress Among Lecturers in a Local Polytechnic
5
Cath Fraser & Lin Ayo, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic How a study of collegial relationships led to new practices in staff development

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Concurrent Session 5A: Teaching Methodologies

Chairperson: Andreas, Dewanto
1
Chan Chang Tik, Koh Yit Yan & Alain Chong Yee Loong, INTI International University College A Pilot Study on the Different Levels of Blended Learning and its Effects on Students' Perceptions
2
Ling Siew Eng, Siti Rahayah Bt. Ariffin & Saemah Binti Rahman, Universiti Teknology Mara Sarawak Characteristics of the Perceived Value for Blended Learning
3
Bilveer Singh, National University of Singapore Effective Teaching in Large Classes: A Case Study
4
Doug Hamilton, Royal Roads University Real Organizations, Real Learning: Assessing the Impact of Authentic Problem-Based Learning Experiences
5
Owolabi Olabode Thomas, The University of Education, Ikere-Ekiti Improving the Teaching & Learning of Physics Through the Use of the Error Correcting Instructional Package (ECIP) in Physics Practicals

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Concurrent Session 5B: Technology for Learning

Chairperson: Arthur Tay
1
Liaw Sok Ying, National University of Singapore Bringing ‘Cases’ and Learning ‘To Life’ Using Simulated Technology in Teaching Nursing
2
Alan G Roberts, Queensland University of Technology Team Role Preference & Online Role Play
3
Christopher Hogue, National University of Singapore Managing Rapid Technological Change in Computational Biology & Life Sciences Teaching
4
Erle CH Lim, Vernon MS Oh, Dow-Rhoon Koh & Raymond CS Seet, National University of Singapore Harnessing the 'IT' Factor in Medical Education

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Concurrent Session 6A: Technology for Learning & Teaching Methodologies

Chairperson: Bilveer Singh
Technology for Learning   
1
Arthur Tay, K.K. Tan & T.H. Lee, National University of Singapore Real-time feedback/teaching system: development and applications 
Teaching Methodologies  
2
Srividya Swaminathan, National University of Singapore Teaching large classes: When too little is too much and too much does little
3
Chin Kein Hoong, Lawrence, National University of Singapore A Customer Approach in Implementing a Graduate Course

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Concurrent Session 6B: Educational Management & Identification and Choices

Chairperson: Teofilo C Daquila
Educational Management  
1
Mohamad Ishak Mohamad Ibrahim, Yuzainee Bte Md Yusoff, Yee Chiew Ling Vivian, Suhaida Bte Mohd Sood, Universiti Tenaga National (UNITEN) Quality Awareness in Higher Education: A Case Study in Uniten
  Identification & Choices  
2
Gerald Koh, Wong Teck Yee, Cheong Seng Kwing, Erle Lim Chuen Hian, Raymond Seet Chee Seong & Goh Lee Gan, National University of Singapore, Tang Wern Ee, National Healthcare Group Polyclinics, Singapore, Chia Chi Siong, SingHealth Polyclinics, Singapore Acceptability of Medical Students by Asian Patients from Private and Public Family Practices and Specialist Outpatient Clinics

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