TEF: constructing a 10-year roadmap
- A CGHE/Universities UK joint event
Overview
Designed to contribute to a long term vision for the development of the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), this event brought together policymakers, those working in universities on learning and teaching and academic experts to explore how excellence can be defined and measured and how the TEF can support the enhancement of teaching and student choice.
Participants collectively built a 10-year roadmap for the development of the TEF by actively examining different perspectives throughout the day, including student views on teaching excellence, the Norwegian teaching excellence initiatives, teaching excellence in schools, the HEFCE learning gain pilots, and the Scottish approach to enhancement.
The outputs from the event will inform recommendations to the independent review of the TEF that will take place in 2018/19.
- Read Professor Paul Ashwin’s blog outlining the main points covered at the event in Times Higher Education
Presentations
- Setting the agenda for the day
Professor Paul Ashwin - Inspiring excellence – the Norwegian way
Helen Braten (NOKUT) - What do students think about teaching excellence?
David Malcolm (NUS) - What can the TEF learn from learning gain?
James Zuccullo (Education Policy Institute) - What can the TEF learn from the measurement of teaching excellence in schools?
Professor Anna Vignoles (University of Cambridge) - What can TEF learn from the Scottish Quality Enhancement Framework?
Professor Murray Saunders (University of Lancaster) - Advance HE’s role in developing the TEF
Alison Johns (CEO, AdvanceHE)
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This event was a collaboration between CGHE and Universities UK.
