Vol. 21 No. 2 (2025): Improving University Science Teaching and Learning – Pedagogical Projects 2025

Artikler

• Designing an Engaging Curriculum for Advanced Topics in Deep Learning: A Pedagogical Development Project

  Mostafa Mehdipour Ghazi

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• Teaching sustainability through group work: A six-week guided research project on life cycles

  Rebecca Pittkowski

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• Large-scale databases for genomics enable efficient research-integrated training

  David Duchêne

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• The Thicker Red Thread: sewing together many lecturers and topics into one cohesive course

  Thomas Cole-Hunter

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• Using kinesthetic exercises in teaching

  Rune Berg

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• Active learning in environmental science: “Design your own vegetation model!”

  Wim Verbruggen

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• Journal Club to practice scientific communication and peer feedback

  Mattia Pirolo

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• Teaching critical appraisal of research within applied arts in health in a mixed-group of students and in an online format

  Mette Kaasgaard

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• Aligning knowledge: A hands-on approach to teaching basic biological sequence analysis

  Josefin Stiller

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• Participant information in clinical research – Focus on the patient

  Kristoffer Burgdorf

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• Looking Back to Move Forward: Reflective Practices in Higher Education

  Stine Hach Juul Madsen

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• Enhancing Student Activation and Learning in a Master’s Course through Case-based and Dialogue-based Teaching

  Marius Brostrøm Kousgaard

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• Exploring the Interest for and Value of Supervised Peer Groups for PhD Students

  Freja Herborg

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• Enhancing constructive alignment in a Medical Anthropology, Advanced Course: Design for a diverse classroom

  Bodil Just Christensen

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