Årg. 22 Nr. 1 (2026): Improving University Science Teaching and Learning – Pedagogical Projects 2026

Artikler

• Development and evaluation of a formative peer feedback template for individual oral project presentations in a continuing education program for bachelor's graduates

  Mitti Blakø

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• Promoting critical thinking and higher order learning through written feedback on students’ thesis – key principles to consider

  Signe Janum Eskildsen

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• Supervision – From hands-on to hands-off

  Heidi Tegner

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• Can MSc student attendance at a PhD-level journal club improve scientific reading skills?

  Pedro Waterton

  10

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• Enhancing Collaborative Learning in Research-Based Teaching and Supervision

  Martti Maimets

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• Veterinary master’s students reconnecting with foundational osteology through a guided, inductive learning activity.

  Sophie Amalie Blirup-Plum

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• From Presenter-Opponent to Authors-Reviewers: Flipped Classroom Designs for a Journal Club

  Janko Kajtez

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• Introduction of Competency-Based Education Focusing on Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM): Teaching EBM as a Practical Skill

  Lise Lotte Gluud

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• Orchestrating Bridges for Institutionalizing Students’ Contributions in Classroom Teaching

  Mathilde Kjær Pedersen

  11

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• Use of Flash Card Stations during Practical Exercises in Veterinary Anatomy

  Helle Bernstorf Hydeskov

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• Formative Assessments as an Instrument to Improve Students’ Learning Outcomes – A Case Study in the Course ‘Conservation of Photographs’

  Joana Silva

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• Pre-Lecture Material for Equalizing Student Background Knowledge

  Nelly Sophie Raymond

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• From laboratory methods to empirical research methodology: Evolving a bachelor's course for broader relevance

  Camilla Ruø Rasmussen

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• From hard facts to opinions - the role of student backgrounds and aspirations in learning outcomes of Climate Change education at the University of Copenhagen

  Sofia Ribeiro

  10

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