Learning in vivo: Work-Integrated Learning: Good Practice Guide

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05 September 2011

Work-Integrated Learning: Good Practice Guide

The Council on Higher Education (CHE) in South Afrca released its Higher Education Monitor No 12, namely Work-Integrated Learning: Good Practice Guide, in August 2011. The content includes:

1) Introduction to WIL,

2) A conceptual framework for WIL,

3) Curriculum design and development for WIL,

4) Teaching and Learning for WIL,

5) Assessment for/of WIL,

6) Partnerships for WIL, and

7) The management of WIL.

as well as a glossary of terms with hyperlinks to many online resources which are useful for the implementation of WIL, and obviously a bibliography.

Posted on 05 September 2011 at 14:15 in Books/Journals, Curriculum development, Terminology, Work-integrated Learning (WIL) | Permalink

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