Event attendees

Description

This interactive session of the Active Learning CoP, will be facilitated by Theresa Federici, Assessment and Feedback Lead, in the School of Modern Languages at Cardiff University.
This session showcases PRIME (Purposeful, Relevant, Integrated, Motivating, Empowering), an approach that integrates assessment into class teaching to further support the social construction of contextual, pragmatic, and mediatic skills within a collaborative process-driven approach to teaching. Grounded in research on language pedagogy, educational psychology, learner identity and motivation, this approach fosters awareness of diversity and supports inclusivity and accessibility for all learners.
Through persona-based activities, participants will have the opportunity to consider their own learners’ needs and discuss their own assessment practices in relation to the PRIME framework.
Theresa Federici, FHEA, GMBPsS is a lecturer at Cardiff University where she teaches Italian, Translation, and Pedagogy. He

What are the benefits?

The session aims to:
create a community on Active Learning and bring colleagues across the Coventry University Group to share their practice.
allow the participants to share their own experiences and practice through facilitated discussions and learn from each other.
offer opportunities for colleagues to explore their own learner needs and discuss their own assessment practices in relation to the PRIME framework. Participants will have plenty of opportunities to share their own approaches on integrating assessment into class teaching and discuss any challenges they may face.

Who should attend?

Staff with any of the following responsibilities:
• Assessment support
• Pastoral support
• Session delivery (teaching)
• Session design
• Curriculum design
• Assessment design
This work is part of a Collaborative Enhancement Project supported and funded by QAA membership. The project is led by Coventry University in partnership with Aston University, International University of Applied Sciences, Germany, University of the West of Scotland, and University of West London.