Truscott, FR; Dias, EM; Taiwo, FA; Roach, K; Direito, I; Mitchell, J; (2020) What are good teamwork skills and how do students learn them? In: van der Veen, Jan and van Hattum-Janssen, Natascha and Järvinen, Hannu-Matti and de Laet, Tinne and ten Dam, Ineke, (eds.) Proceedings of SEFI 48th Annual Conference Engaging Engineering Education. (pp. pp. 1382-1387). SEFI: Enschede, the Netherlands.

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As modern STEM programmes move to focus on a more skills based curriculum, a different approach to conceptualising learning is required. Learning skills is a very different process to learning a list of technical information. In the same way that becoming fluent in a language requires more than learning a list of vocabulary. Curricula are addressing this by moving away from solely using knowledge transfer methods and including multiple experiential learning experiences. These experiential learning experiences allow students to recontextualise existing knowledge, add experience or tacit knowledge to their learning and practise professional skills such as problem solving and communication skills repeatedly.

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