Peer Review Strategy: Teaching and Learning Practice to Improve Student Participation in GIS Lectures

Muhammad Nawaz; Farha Sattar

Peer Review Strategy: Teaching and Learning Practice to Improve Student Participation in GIS Lectures

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Abstract

Peer review strategy can be adopted to teach ourselves about effective teaching and learning practices in Geographic Information System (GIS). The paper describes the process used in a graduate GIS course, which resulted in an increased emphasis on reflective teaching, student participation in lectures and introduction of integrated communication skills. Issues involved in GIS teaching and learning are identified and solutions to the identified issues are presented. Qualitative analysis of student participation in lectures is used to show the learning outcomes.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the BICSS Bangkok International Conference on Social Sciences (BICSS 2014)
Editors	unknown
Place of Publication	unknown
Publisher	Unknown
Pages	510-514
Number of pages	5
ISBN (Print)	978-986-87417-2-0
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	Bangkok International Conference on Social Science (BICSS) 2014 2nd - Bangkok, Thailand Duration: 18 Jan 2014 → 20 Jan 2014

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Conference	Bangkok International Conference on Social Science (BICSS) 2014 2nd
Period	18/01/14 → 20/01/14

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Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference Paper published in Proceedings

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