The name says it all: a one-pager is a short, one-page summary of a topic or project. The concept originally came from the field of management, where it is used for product presentations or project reports, for instance. For a few years now, one-pagers have increasingly been applied in the area of (university) education too.
It’s not always easy for students to follow what their professors are saying, because experts not only speak their own language but think differently too. A look at expertise research reveals why that is…
In the fifth episode of our podcast, Birgit Hawelka is talking to Mari Murtonen about the topic of collaborative pedagogical practices to support pedagogical competence in the work community.…
You would be unlikely to find any scientific publication or lecture that dispensed with presenting data. This data is frequently visualised – i.e. it is represented graphically. The art is to find a form…
As Martin Luther once said: “If you preach about the article of justification, the people sleep and cough; but if you begin to speak of histories and examples, they prick up both their ears,…
