A reflection on constructivism and engineering education
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This is the notes for the talk with all instructors of FPT University - Degree Division in 2015. It covers some key considerations at the time: constructivism, constructivist learning and teaching, CIO and engineering education reforms.
A reflection on constructivism and engineering education
A reflection on constructivism and
recent reforming efforts in
engineering education
[CDIO UTILIZATION] [PERSONAL OBSERVTION] [TANDT| BA VÌ | 12.APR.2015
]
CDIO Initiative: Need for Reforming Education
“Engineering education and real-world demands on engineers have in
recent years drifted apart. Realizing that this widening gap must be
closed, leading engineering schools in the USA, Europe, Canada, UK,
Africa, Asia, and New Zealand formed the CDIO Initiative: A worldwide
collaborative to conceive and develop a new vision of engineering
education.”
Not only for Engineering education anymore
CDIO is constructivist
An education that stresses the fundamentals, set in the context of Conceiving
– Designing – Implementing – Operating systems and products:
• A curriculum organized around mutually supporting courses, but with CDIO
activities highly interwoven
• Rich with student design-build-test projects
• Integrating learning of professional skills such as teamwork and
communication
• Featuring active and experiential learning
• Constantly improved through quality assurance process with higher aims
than accreditation
CDIO Standards
The 12 CDIO Standards address program philosophy (Standard 1),
curriculum development (Standards 2, 3 and 4),
design-build experiences and workspaces (Standards
5 and 6),
new methods of teaching and learning (Standards 7 and 8),
faculty development (Standards 9 and 10),
and assessment and evaluation (Standards 11 and 12).
Design-build experiences and workspaces
• A curriculum that includes two or
more design-implement experiences,
including one at a basic level and one
at an advanced level
• Engineering workspaces and
laboratories that support and
encourage hands-on learning of
product, process, and system
building, disciplinary knowledge, and
social learning
FPT University settings
• FTICO
• FSOFT
• Innovation Lab
• Capstone Project
• Other project-based courses
Constructivist Teaching & Learning
• Integrated learning experiences that
lead to the acquisition of
disciplinary knowledge, as well as
personal and interpersonal skills,
and product, process, and system
building skills
• Teaching and learning based on
active experiential learning methods