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  1. Graduate attributes frameworks or powerful knowledge?
  2. Linking critical pedagogy practice to higher education in Malaysia: insights from English language teachers
  3. Rethinking the teaching roles and assessment responsibilities of student teaching assistants
  4. An assessment arms race and its fallout: high-stakes grading and the case for slow scholarship
  5. Learning about case study methodology to research higher education
  6. Assessing the doctoral thesis when it includes published work
  7. The scholarship of teaching and learning: challenges for Malaysian academics
  8. Higher education as an open-access discipline
  9. ‘…separated by a common language’: reflections on reading Tony Harland and Stephen Rowland
  10. Values in higher education teaching – By Tony Harland & Neil Pickering
  11. Scaffolding critical thinking in the zone of proximal development
  12. Preparing an application for a higher-education teaching-excellence award: whose foot fits Cinderella's shoe?
  13. Neoliberalism and the academic as critic and conscience of society
  14. People who study higher education
  15. A family of strangers: the fragmented nature of academic development
  16. Problem‐based learning in Asian universities
  17. Cultural fragmentation of knowledge in clinical teaching
  18. Out of the ordinary: recapturing the liberal traditions of a university education through field courses
  19. Developing a portfolio to promote authentic enquiry in teacher education
  20. The Postgraduate Chameleon
  21. Academic Development as Academic Work
  22. Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development and Problem-based Learning: Linking a theoretical concept with practice through action research
  23. Reflection on practice: collaborative action research for new academics
  24. Zoology Students' Experiences of Collaborative Enquiry in Problem-based Learning
  25. Pre-service Teacher Education for University Lecturers: The academic apprentice
  26. Action research: a culturally acceptable path to professional learning for university teachers?
  27. Moving Towards Problem‐based Learning