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Threshold concepts on the edge / edited by Julie A. Timmermans and Ray Land.

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Format:
Book
Conference/Event
Contributor:
Timmermans, Julie A., editor.
Land, Ray, editor.
Conference Name:
International Biennial Threshold Concepts Conference (6th : 2016 : Dalhousie University)
Series:
Educational Futures; volume 73.
Educational futures : rethinking theory and practice ; Volume 73
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Concept learning.
Knowledge, Theory of.
Interdisciplinary approach to knowledge.
Learning, Psychology of.
Physical Description:
1 online resource.
Place of Publication:
Leiden, The Netherlands ; Boston : Brill Sense, [2020]
Summary:
"Since the first literature about the Threshold Concepts Framework was published in 2003, a considerable body of educational research into this topic has grown internationally across a wide range of disciplines and professional fields. Successful negotiation of a threshold concept can be seen as crossing boundaries into new conceptual space, or as a portal opening up new and previously inaccessible ways of thinking about something. In this unfamiliar conceptual terrain, fresh insights and perceptions come into view, and access is gained to new discourses. This frequently entails encounters with 'troublesome knowledge', knowledge which provokes a liminal phase of transition in which new understandings must be integrated and, importantly, prior conceptions relinquished. There is often double trouble, in that letting go of a prevailing familiar view frequently involves a discomfiting change in the subjectivity of the learner. We become what we know. It is a space in which the learner might become 'stuck'. Threshold Concepts on the Edge, the fifth volume in a series on this subject, discusses the new directions of this research. Its six sections address issues that arise in relation to theoretical development, liminal space, ontological transformations, curriculum, interdisciplinarity and aspects of writing across learning thresholds".
Contents:
The labyrinth within : threshold concepts, archetype and myth / Ray Land
At the troublesome edge of recognising threshold concepts of online teaching : a proposed learning threshold identification methodology / Maria Northcote, Kevin P. Gosselin, Peter Kilgour, Catherine McLoughlin, Chris Boddey and Kerrie Boddey
Caution! Theories at play! Threshold concepts and decoding the disciplines / Leah Shopkow and Joan Middendorf
Embedding affect in the threshold concepts framework / Julie A. Timmermans and Jan H.F. Meyer
Vygotsky, threshold concepts and liminality : using Vygotsky to illuminate the edge of conceptual understanding / Rachel Thompson and Michael Michell
Analysing discourse in the liminal space : talking our way through it / Susie Cowley-Haselden
Intensive mode teaching explained using threshold concepts / Sally A. Male, Stuart Crispin and Phil Hancock
Edging towards understanding : illuminating student experiences of liminality in introductory sociology / Alison M. Thomas
Bringing the apple and holding up the mirror : liminal space and transformation in visual art making / Matthew J. Ravenstahl and Julie Rattray
The student scholar identity : using students' reflective work to develop student-scholars, address liminality, and design curriculum / Yvonne Nalani Meulemans, Allison Carr and Torie Quiñonez
'... 'Cause soon now, it will be real ...' : medical simulation as change space in interprofessional training / Leif Martin Hokstad and Stine Gundrosen
Threshold concepts and the ontology of professional identity in human services curriculum design : a case example / Jackie Stokes, Vicki Bruce and Tanya Pawliuk
Threshold concepts : strategies for assisting doctoral candidates to learn to be researchers / Margaret Kiley
Threshold concepts as pathways through ancient religion : curriculum as initiation / Jason P. Davies
Threshold concepts at the sharp edge : entrepreneurship curriculum redesign / Lucy Hatt
Information literacy and liberal education : from Google to scholarly sources / D. Bruce MacKay and Nicole C. Eva
Curriculum on the edge : designing for liminality in learning activities : a case illustration in search expertise / Virginia M. Tucker
Threshold concepts in the applied mathematics BSc programme : a structural comparison with threshold concepts in the computer science BSc Programme / Bert Zwaneveld and Hans Sterk
Exploring threshold concepts on the edge : learning, teaching and assessment practices / Shannon Murray, Anne Marie Ryan and Brad Wuetherick
Investigating threshold concepts in the scholarship of teaching and learning, and the influence of disciplinary background on the research process / Andrea S. Webb and Anne M. Tierney
Diversity, hybridity and new revelations in conceptual threshold crossings in cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary research learning / Gina Wisker
Naming what we know (in writing studies) : engaging troublesome trends in educational policy and practice / Linda Adler-Kassner and Elizabeth Wardle
Beginning to see the connection between everything : developing scholarly identity in writing studies through threshold concepts / Erika Hawkes and Tekla Hawkins
Understanding writing transfer as a threshold concept across the disciplines / Jessie L. Moore and Peter Felten
Edging towards the threshold concept of autonomy in language learning and teaching through a MOOC blend : becoming autonomous learners and teachers / Marina Orsini-Jones, Shooq Altamimi and Barbara Conde Gafaro.
Notes:
"This book had its beginnings on the edge of the North Atlantic Ocean, when international scholars from all over the globe met in Halifax, Nova Scotia at the 6th International Biennial Threshold Concepts Conference held over the three days of 15-17 June 2016"-- Preface.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
90-04-41997-7
OCLC:
1135669650
Publisher Number:
10.1163/9789004419971 DOI

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