Revamp of Summary: Dual Professional Roles

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Learning Summary: Dual Professional Roles


There are high expectations of tertiary educators in the 21st century. This module has given you the opportunity to learn a more about those expectations, reflect on them and relate them to your own job.

Your portfolio is the place to pull all this learning together.

Collating Evidence
Some ideas for what you could use as evidence:


 * Excerpts from your learning journal or whatever format you were using to record and keep track of your learning
 * A bibliography (referenced list) of what you have read during your exploration of this module.
 * An annoted bibliography (a referenced list with your own notes added, of all that you have read) - not familiar with annotated bibliographies? -  check out Annotated Bibliographies or Writing an Annotated Bibliography or Annotated Bibliographies: What they are and how to prepare one
 * Notes of your reflections on conversations you were part of
 * Links to shared learning or discussions on Moodle
 * Teaching materials

Tell your story...
Now:
 * Tell your story about how you identify what it means to be a dual professional as both a tertiary educator and expert practitioner in the workplace.

This could include : What was it like moving from a specialty area into education and becoming an educator?

What are the things that you had to learn / are still learning about to be an educator?

What does it mean to you to be a tertiary educator?


 * Remember to:
 * explain your choice of evidence, identifying why and how it relates to the learning outcome and your work
 * explore what you have learned and the relevance of this to your work
 * discuss how your new learning has impacted on your practice and influenced future actions you may take
 * support your story with educational literature and other forms of information

Don't forget to support this with the evidence of your learning.

As a guide if writing your story this should only be a page or two long.

Submit this section (Unit 1) of your portfolio to your course facilitator for feedback. [mailto:Heather.Day@op.ac.nz Email to Heather] or notify her of your portfolio location.

Questions?
If you have any course related questions make use of the Frequently Asked Question site on Moodle FAQs

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Learning Summary: Dual Professional Roles


There are high expectations of tertiary educators in the 21st century. This module has given you the opportunity to learn a more about those expectations, reflect on them and relate them to your own job.

Your portfolio is the place to pull all this learning together.

This revision mind map helps pull together what you have covered in this module relating to the course learning outcome: Identify what it means to be a dual professional as both a tertiary educator and expert practitioner in the workplace.

Tell your story...
Now:
 * Talk about your work and what it means to you to be a dual professional as both a tertiary educator and expert practitioner in the workplace.

This could include discussing :


 * What are the skills and knowledge required to be a teacher/educator in your current tertiary teaching workplace?


 * What are the new skills that you had to learn / are still learning about, to be a tertiary teacher/educator?


 * What do you have to do to maintain the specialised knowledge from your previous specialty practice?


 * How do you combine both roles?

As a guide if writing your story this should only be a page or two long

Don't forget to support this with the evidence of your learning. (refer back to  Developing an assessment portfolio for more information on creating your portfolio)


 * Remember to:
 * explain why you have chosen the evidence you have included and how it relates to the learning outcome and your work
 * identify what you have learned in this unit and the relevance of this to your work
 * discuss how your new learning has impacted on your practice and influenced future actions you may take
 * support your story with educational literature and other forms of information

Collate Evidence to attach and support your story
Some ideas for what you could use as evidence:


 * Excerpts from your learning journal or whatever format you were using to record and keep track of your learning
 * A bibliography (referenced list) of what you have read during your exploration of this module.
 * An annoted bibliography (a referenced list with your own notes added, of all that you have read) - not familiar with annotated bibliographies? -  check out Annotated Bibliographies or Writing an Annotated Bibliography or Annotated Bibliographies: What they are and how to prepare one
 * Notes of your reflections on conversations you were part of
 * Links to shared learning or discussions on Moodle
 * Teaching materials

Submit this section (Unit 1) of your portfolio to your course facilitator for feedback. [mailto:Heather.Day@op.ac.nz Email to Heather] or notify her of your portfolio location.

Questions?
If you have any course related questions make use of the Frequently Asked Question site on Moodle FAQs