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The UK Professional Standards Framework for teaching and supporting learning in higher education20112 Aims of the FrameworkThe UK Professional Standards Framework :1. Supports the initial and continuingprofessional development of staff engagedin teaching and supporting learning2. Fosters dynamic approaches to teachingand learning through creativity, innovationand continuous development in diverseacademic and/or Professional settings3. Demonstrates to students and otherstakeholders the professionalism that staffand institutions bring to teaching andsupport for student learning4. Acknowledges the variety and quality ofteaching, learning and assessment practicesthat support and underpin student learning5.

The UK Professional Standards Framework is supplemented and supported by a series of Framework Guidance Notes (FGN). These are designed to highlight and disseminate good practice in a given area as well as outline issues that institutions and individuals may want to consider in using the UK Professional Standards Framework.

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1 The UK Professional Standards Framework for teaching and supporting learning in higher education20112 Aims of the FrameworkThe UK Professional Standards Framework :1. Supports the initial and continuingprofessional development of staff engagedin teaching and supporting learning2. Fosters dynamic approaches to teachingand learning through creativity, innovationand continuous development in diverseacademic and/or Professional settings3. Demonstrates to students and otherstakeholders the professionalism that staffand institutions bring to teaching andsupport for student learning4. Acknowledges the variety and quality ofteaching, learning and assessment practicesthat support and underpin student learning5.

2 Facilitates individuals and institutions ingaining formal recognition for quality-enhanced approaches to teaching andsupporting learning, often as part of widerresponsibilities that may include researchand/or management activitiesAreas of ActivityCore KnowledgeProfessional ValuesUKPSF 2011 UKPSF 2011 3 Areas of ActivityA1De sign and plan learning activities and/or programmes of studyA2 Teach and/or support learningA3 Assess and give feedback to learnersA4 Develop effective learning environments and approaches to student support and guidanceA5 Engage in continuing Professional development in subjects/disciplines and their pedagogy, incorporating research.

3 Scholarship and the evaluation of Professional practicesDimensions of the Framework Core Knowledge K1 The subject materialK2 Appropriate methods for teaching , learning and assessing in the subject area and at the level of the academic programmeK3 How students learn, both generally and within their subject/disciplinary area(s)K4 The use and value of appropriate learning technologiesK5 Methods for evaluating the effectiveness of teachingK6 The implications of quality assurance and quality enhancement for academic and Professional practice with a particular focus on teachingProfessional ValuesV1 Respect individual learners and diverse learning communities V2 Promote participation in higher education and equality of opportunity for learnersV3 Use evidence-informed approaches and the outcomes from research.

4 Scholarship and continuing Professional development V4 Acknowledge the wider context in which higher education operates recognising the implications for Professional practice4 Descriptor 1 Typical individual role/career stageAligned toDemonstrates an understanding of specific aspects of effective teaching , learning support methods and student learning. Individuals should be able to provide evidence of: engagement with at least two of the five Areas of Activity II. Successful engagement inappropriate teaching and practicesrelated to these Areas of ActivityIII. Appropriate Core Knowledge andunderstanding of at least K1 and K2IV.

5 A commitment to appropriateProfessional Values in facilitatingothers learningV. Re levant Professional practices, subject and pedagogic research and/or scholarship within the above activitiesVI. Successful engagement, whereappropriate, in professionaldevelopment activity related toteaching, learning and assessmentresponsibilitiesIndividuals able to provide evidence of effectiveness in relation to their Professional role(s), which, typically, will include at least some teaching and/or learning support responsibilities. This teaching and learning role may sometimes be undertaken with the assistance of more experienced teachers or mentors.

6 Typically, those likely to be at Descriptor 1 (D1) include: a. Early career researchers with someteaching responsibilities ( PhDstudents, GTAs, contractresearchers/post doctoralresearchers etc.) new to teaching (includingthose with part-time academicresponsibilities)c. Staff who support academicprovision ( learningtechnologists, learning developersand learning resource/library staff)d. Staff who undertake demonstrator/technician roles that incorporate someteaching-related responsibilitiese. Experienced staff in relevantprofessional areas who may benew to teaching and/or supportinglearning, or who have a limitedteaching portfolioAssociate FellowUKPSF 2011 UKPSF 2011 5 Descriptor 2 Typical individual role/career stageAligned toDemonstrates a broad understanding of effective approaches to teaching and learning support as key contributions to high quality student learning.

7 Individuals should be able to provide evidence of: engagement across all five Areas of propriate knowledge andunderstanding across all aspects ofCore co mmitment to all theProfessional ccessful engagement inappropriate teaching practicesrelated to the Areas of ActivityV. Su ccessful incorporation of subject and pedagogic research and/or scholarship within the above activities, as part of an integrated approach to academic ccessful engagement incontinuing professionaldevelopment in relation toteaching, learning, assessmentand, where appropriate, relatedprofessional practicesIndividuals able to provide evidence of broadly based effectiveness in more substantive teaching and supporting learning role(s).

8 Such individuals are likely to be established members of one or more academic and/or academic-related teams. Typically, those likely to be at Descriptor 2 (D2) include: career and/or supportstaff holding substantive teachingand learning erienced academics relativelynew to UK higher with (sometimessignificant) teaching -onlyresponsibilities including, forexample, within work-basedsettingsFellow6 Descriptor 3 Typical individual role/career stageAligned toDemonstrates a thorough understanding of effective approaches to teaching and learning support as a key contribution to high quality student learning.

9 Individuals should be able to provide evidence of: engagement across all five Areas of ActivityII. Appropriate knowledge andunderstanding across all aspects ofCore KnowledgeIII. A commitment to all theProfessional ValuesIV. Successful engagement inappropriate teaching practicesrelated to the Areas of ActivityV. Su ccessful incorporation of subject and pedagogic research and/or scholarship within the above activities, as part of an integrated approach to academic practiceVI. Successful engagement incontinuing Professional developmentin relation to teaching , learning,assessment, scholarship and, asappropriate, related academic orprofessional practicesVII.

10 Successful co-ordination, support,supervision, management and/or mentoring of others (whetherindividuals and/or teams) in relationto teaching and learningIndividuals able to provide evidence of a sustained record of effectiveness in relation to teaching and learning, incorporating for example, the organisation, leadership and/or management of specific aspects of teaching and learning provision. Such individuals are likely to lead or be members of established academic teams. Typically, those likely to be at Descriptor 3 (D3) include: staff able todemonstrate, impact and influencethrough, for example, responsibilityfor leading, managing or organisingprogrammes, subjects and/ordisciplinary areasb.


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