Teaching Excellence at the University of Auckland
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2013
- Find out what makes an excellent teacher from staff and students of the University of Auckland, including Director of Teaching and Learning Kevin Morris and three National Tertiary Teaching Excellence Award Winners - Associate Professor Byrony James, Professor Alison Jones and Associate Professor Cather Simpson. Find out more about our teaching and learning at www.auckland.ac.nz/teaching
aucland is my dream university i love it very much from childhood .i was try to admission this university but i cant get visa at now i am bba 3rd year student i don't know how i can i get visa
So exciting
Best Accounting Professor: Norman Wong
My dreamer campus
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The university - one I attended and enjoyed in the 1970s- these days appears to be an almost totally man-free zone.
what are you talking about?
Men seem to be disappearing from Auckland University, if this video is anything to go by.
I think using this contemporary approach by the UoA kind of help society and the university to move forwards. Like yeah back in the days it was hardcore stuff(book-based) however, it produces more based and well constructed theoretical theories onto students' worldview and development of reasoning which sort of risky to an extent. First, some of those theories are either outdated or proven to have lack of logic. Secondly, it left professors and academic communities stuck in a world where 'critical progress' (level of academic development) is a phenomenon rather than a concept. So "man-free" is a perfect word that could describe the modernization of critical progress in universities which in this case UoA. Nowadays, students are challenged so too for acidemias(due to the rapid development or further development of practical and critical ideas/theories/knowledge).
University of China you mean