Domain: Shaping the WIL Vision

Domain	Shaping the WIL Vision
Scope	Plan, articulate, influence and advocate strategy Foster WIL culture to achieve equity and quality WIL outcomes Enable change and innovation to respond to emergent trends and wider contexts
Leadership Approches that Enable WIL	Universities Develop, and advocate for institutional WIL vision and policy Advocate for processes, systems and resources that support WIL Enable innovation and change in University-wide WIL strategies Foster a culture of WIL activity to drive learning outcomes for and with students Foster collective focus and approaches between sectors Partners and organisations Develop, and advocate for organisational/sector WIL vision and policy Advocate for processes, systems and resources to advance WIL provision Enable innovation and change in the provision of WIL Ensure appropriate culture to support quality student experiences Foster collective focus and approaches between sectors Promote WIL as an organisational professional responsibility
Leadership Approches that Enact WIL	Universities Inform, influence and effect WIL vision and change Partners and organisations Inform and effect vision and change in WIL practice

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	Engaging the Refugee Community of Greater Western Sydney Loshini Naidoo, University of Western Sydney The Refugee Action Support program shows that targeted learning and teaching strategies may be particularly beneficial educationally for refugees, schools and universities and have the potential to help meet both the academic and broader developmental goals of education. More...
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	Creating resources for WIL experiences in teaching and learning Dr Rachael Hains-Wesson, Deakin University This activity was organised to create an engaging platform for discussion on how to imagine WIL assessment in non-placement courses. More...
	Wil[ling] and wanting to create a shared understanding of WIL@Deakin Dr Karen Young, Deakin University A group of middle management and middle band academics spread the word to create an informal WIL group to get the WIL conversation started. As advocates of WIL, our aim was to begin to formulate a shared understanding of WIL at Deakin. More...

Last Update: 23 April, 2014
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