Course syllabus spring 2022
Course syllabus spring 2022
Title
Thematic University Pedagogy, Assessment
Swedish title
Tematisk högskolepedagogik, bedömning
Course code
HP605A
Credits
5 credits
Grading scale
UG / Fail (U) or Pass (G)
Language of instruction
English
Decision-making body
Faculty of Education and Society
Establishment date
2008-03-20
Syllabus approval date
2021-09-29
Syllabus valid from
2022-01-17
Entry requirements
Degree at undergraduate level or equivalent and basic eligibility for higher education in Sweden
Level
Advanced level
No main field.
Progression level
A1N
Progression level in relation to degree requirements
The course forms part of the prerequisite higher education teacher training comprising 15 credits that is organized at Malmö University.
Course objectives
The aim of the course is to develop the ability to design, carry out and evaluate various forms of examination and assessment.
Course contents
The course focuses on assessment and examination as part of learning and teaching in higher education, in relation to the role of the teacher and to the exercise of authority. Theories of examination and assessment are addressed. The course also provides a basis for the participant to develop different forms of examination and assessment.
Learning outcomes
After completing this course, the participant will be able to
• describe and justify the choice of different forms of assessment and examination
• establish a plan for assessment and examination within a course (or equivalent) that is in line with the learning objectives
• discuss and problematise selected forms of assessment and examination based on relevant theories
Learning activities
Studies take place both individually and in groups and are based on peer response and review. Learning activities are facilitated by use of Malmö University's learning platform and vary between collaborative seminars, workshops and studies of relevant literature.
Assessment
Paper, 5hp. The course is assessed through a written assignment. The examination requires that the course participant present a plan for assessment with accompanying text showing how the participant has achieved the learning outcomes.
Course literature
Research literature based on specialisation to be chosen in consultation with the course coordinator (700 pages approx.)
Course evaluation
The participants have the opportunity for active involvement in the teaching throughout the course through feedback and reflection on the content and its implementation.
The course concludes with an individual, written evaluation based on the course purpose and goals. Summaries of these evaluations together with the teachers' reflections are made available to the participants and form the basis for future course planning.