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Journal article
Creative Practice as a Catalyst for Developing Connectedness Capabilities: A Community Building Framework from the Teaching International Students Project
Journal of International Students, Vol.10(S2), pp.17-35
10/11/2020
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Abstract
Focusing on a section of the Teaching International Students (TIS) project this article captures student and mentor perspectives within a Project-Based Professional Experience (PBPE) in the context of a large research-intensive university in Sydney, Australia. Animations co-produced with students were part of a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) compulsory upper-level course, leading to a ‘Community Building Framework’. The research goal shifted the educational purpose from didactic physical placements to collaborative dynamics where students, including international students, staff, and industry perspectives were ‘valued’. Prioritizing intercultural learning ‘challenged’ contested attitudes and ‘built’ communities of practice in a workforce focused ecology. Findings emerged from reflective interchanges whilst working iteratively and collaboratively with students, to inform the PBPE online framework.
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- Title
- Creative Practice as a Catalyst for Developing Connectedness Capabilities: A Community Building Framework from the Teaching International Students Project
- Creators
- Kim Snepvangers - University of New South WalesArianne Rourke - University of New South Wales
- Publication Details
- Journal of International Students, Vol.10(S2), pp.17-35
- Publisher
- Nepalese Student Association at University of Louisiana at Monroe
- Identifiers
- 991012935084802368
- Copyright
- This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Education
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article