- Guideline 1 | Active
- Guideline 2 | Inquiry
- Guideline 3 | Fun
- Guideline 4 | Reflection
- Guideline 5 | Prior Knowledge
- Guideline 6 | Relevance
- Guideline 7 | Dialogue
- Guideline 8 | Diversity
- Guideline 9 | Multiple Modes
- Guideline 10 | Clear Goals
- Guideline 11 | Responsibility
- Guideline 12 | Graduate Attributes
- Guideline 13 | Appropriate IT
- Guideline 14 | Learning Cooperatively
- Guideline 15 | Aligned Assessment
- Guideline 16 | Feedback
- Guidelines | Overview
Guideline Three | Fun
3. Activities that are interesting and challenging, but which also create opportunities for students to have fun, can enhance the learning experience.
In a Student Survey at a large university, the five key words most commonly used by students to characterise good teaching were "interesting," "challenging," "enthusiastic," "fun," and "relevant."
"Learning should be pleasurable. There is no rule against hard work being fun." Ramsden, P. 1992, Learning to Teach in Higher Education, Routledge, London, p. 102.
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