Calvin Smith
Biographic Data
| ID | 3833063 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Calvin Smith |
| GIVEN NAMES | Calvin |
| FAMILY NAME | Smith |
| SIGNATURE | SMITH C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Griffith University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Parents' anticipated responses to children's cyberbullying experiences; Action, Education and Emotion
Unpacking the learning-work nexus: Priming' as Lever for High-Quality Learning Outcomes in Work-Integrated Learning Curricula
This paper describes the impacts of work-integrated learning (WIL) curriculum components on general employability skills – professional work-readiness, self-efficacy and team skills. Regression analyses emphasise the importance of the ‘authenticity’ of WIL placements for the development of these generic outcomes. Other curricula factors (alignment of learning activities and assessments with integrative learning, and the provision of supportive en…
WIL curriculum design and student learning: A Structural Model of Their Effects on Student Satisfaction
With the increasing adoption of work-integrated learning (WIL) as a feature of curricula, the idea of student satisfaction takes on a new dimension – students' experiences on placement are not routinely under the control of university academic staff, yet universities will ultimately be held responsible for the quality of students' placement experiences. In this study the satisfaction measures derived from multiple samples of students who have exp…
Design‐focused evaluation
In this paper an approach to the writing of evaluation questions is outlined and developed which focuses attention on the question of the effectiveness of an educational design for bringing about the learning it is intended to facilitate. The approach develops from the idea that all educational designs rely on instructional alignment, implicitly or explicitly, and succeed or fail to the extent to which the implementation of that alignment is effe…
Building effectiveness in teaching through targeted evaluation and response: Connecting evaluation to teaching improvement in higher education
This paper describes the development of a model for integrating student evaluation of teaching results with academic development opportunities, in new ways that take into account theoretical and practical developments in both fields. The model is described in terms of five phases or components: (1) the basic student evaluation system; (2) an interpretive guidance system that helps lecturers understand and interpret their results; (3) a longitudin…
Quality Assurance through a Continuous Curriculum Review (CCR) Strategy: Reflections on a pilot project
Institutional research can be defined as "the activity in which the research effort of an academic institution is directed at the solution of its own problems and to the enhancement of its own performance" (Woodward, 1993, p. 113). This paper describes and reflects on an attempt at the University of Queensland to address the need for course quality appraisal for improvement. The strategy, Continuous Curriculum Review (CCR) is simply an attempt to…
Integrating Technology to Improve the Efficiency of Qualitative Data Analysis—A Note on Methods
Facilitating 'Perspectival Reciprocity' in Mediation: Some Reflections on a Failed Case
Imagining Identities: Mimetic Constructions in Huli Child Fantasy Play
This article presents an ethnographic analysis of object and role transformations in the social pretend play of Huli (Papua New Guinea) children. It focuses on how these child actors enact their understandings of the relation between language, gender and identity, and the conversational means by which they monitor authenticity in role reproduction, assignation and appropriation. From an examination of the levels of discontinuity in findings for W…
A Progress Report on a Pre-Ceramic Site at Rattlesnake Draw Eastern New Mexico
The Rattlesnake Draw site has produced both Paleo-Indian and Archaic artifacts in a concentrated area centering about a presently dry lake basin. In addition to the artifacts discovered, the investigators have found evidence of the construction of artificial wells during the archaic period. These wells are similar to those earlier discovered at Blackwater Draw, Locality One
Unpacking the learning-work nexus: Priming' as Lever for High-Quality Learning Outcomes in Work-Integrated Learning Curricula
This paper describes the impacts of work-integrated learning (WIL) curriculum components on general employability skills – professional work-readiness, self-efficacy and team skills. Regression analyses emphasise the importance of the ‘authenticity’ of WIL placements for the development of these generic outcomes. Other curricula factors (alignment of learning activities and assessments with integrative learning, and the provision of supportive en…
Imagining Identities: Mimetic Constructions in Huli Child Fantasy Play
This article presents an ethnographic analysis of object and role transformations in the social pretend play of Huli (Papua New Guinea) children. It focuses on how these child actors enact their understandings of the relation between language, gender and identity, and the conversational means by which they monitor authenticity in role reproduction, assignation and appropriation. From an examination of the levels of discontinuity in findings for W…
A Progress Report on a Pre-Ceramic Site at Rattlesnake Draw Eastern New Mexico
The Rattlesnake Draw site has produced both Paleo-Indian and Archaic artifacts in a concentrated area centering about a presently dry lake basin. In addition to the artifacts discovered, the investigators have found evidence of the construction of artificial wells during the archaic period. These wells are similar to those earlier discovered at Blackwater Draw, Locality One
WIL curriculum design and student learning: A Structural Model of Their Effects on Student Satisfaction
With the increasing adoption of work-integrated learning (WIL) as a feature of curricula, the idea of student satisfaction takes on a new dimension – students' experiences on placement are not routinely under the control of university academic staff, yet universities will ultimately be held responsible for the quality of students' placement experiences. In this study the satisfaction measures derived from multiple samples of students who have exp…
Integrating Technology to Improve the Efficiency of Qualitative Data Analysis—A Note on Methods
Parents' anticipated responses to children's cyberbullying experiences; Action, Education and Emotion
A Progress Report on a Pre-Ceramic Site at Rattlesnake Draw Eastern New Mexico
The Rattlesnake Draw site has produced both Paleo-Indian and Archaic artifacts in a concentrated area centering about a presently dry lake basin. In addition to the artifacts discovered, the investigators have found evidence of the construction of artificial wells during the archaic period. These wells are similar to those earlier discovered at Blackwater Draw, Locality One
Imagining Identities: Mimetic Constructions in Huli Child Fantasy Play
This article presents an ethnographic analysis of object and role transformations in the social pretend play of Huli (Papua New Guinea) children. It focuses on how these child actors enact their understandings of the relation between language, gender and identity, and the conversational means by which they monitor authenticity in role reproduction, assignation and appropriation. From an examination of the levels of discontinuity in findings for W…
Facilitating 'Perspectival Reciprocity' in Mediation: Some Reflections on a Failed Case
Quality Assurance through a Continuous Curriculum Review (CCR) Strategy: Reflections on a pilot project
Institutional research can be defined as "the activity in which the research effort of an academic institution is directed at the solution of its own problems and to the enhancement of its own performance" (Woodward, 1993, p. 113). This paper describes and reflects on an attempt at the University of Queensland to address the need for course quality appraisal for improvement. The strategy, Continuous Curriculum Review (CCR) is simply an attempt to…
Integrating Technology to Improve the Efficiency of Qualitative Data Analysis—A Note on Methods
Design‐focused evaluation
In this paper an approach to the writing of evaluation questions is outlined and developed which focuses attention on the question of the effectiveness of an educational design for bringing about the learning it is intended to facilitate. The approach develops from the idea that all educational designs rely on instructional alignment, implicitly or explicitly, and succeed or fail to the extent to which the implementation of that alignment is effe…
Building effectiveness in teaching through targeted evaluation and response: Connecting evaluation to teaching improvement in higher education
This paper describes the development of a model for integrating student evaluation of teaching results with academic development opportunities, in new ways that take into account theoretical and practical developments in both fields. The model is described in terms of five phases or components: (1) the basic student evaluation system; (2) an interpretive guidance system that helps lecturers understand and interpret their results; (3) a longitudin…
WIL curriculum design and student learning: A Structural Model of Their Effects on Student Satisfaction
With the increasing adoption of work-integrated learning (WIL) as a feature of curricula, the idea of student satisfaction takes on a new dimension – students' experiences on placement are not routinely under the control of university academic staff, yet universities will ultimately be held responsible for the quality of students' placement experiences. In this study the satisfaction measures derived from multiple samples of students who have exp…
Unpacking the learning-work nexus: Priming' as Lever for High-Quality Learning Outcomes in Work-Integrated Learning Curricula
This paper describes the impacts of work-integrated learning (WIL) curriculum components on general employability skills – professional work-readiness, self-efficacy and team skills. Regression analyses emphasise the importance of the ‘authenticity’ of WIL placements for the development of these generic outcomes. Other curricula factors (alignment of learning activities and assessments with integrative learning, and the provision of supportive en…
Parents' anticipated responses to children's cyberbullying experiences; Action, Education and Emotion
Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Pedagogy (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Curriculum (3 works) · Evaluation of Teaching Practices (3 works) · Higher education (3 works) · Mathematics education (3 works) · Medical education (3 works)