AllWell? results may be used as a basis for development work aimed at improving study wellbeing and ability at the university. Teaching is an important area affecting students' wellbeing. AllWell?gives us research-based information for the development planning and implementation of teaching. The survey gauges the effect of teaching on students' wellbeing by soliciting feedback from teachers and by asking students about the consistency and their level of interest in the teaching they receive. A summary of the results are delivered É«É«À² programme directors and school management.
From the perspective of curriculum and teaching development, students' study wellbeing is supported by:
See and hear the video below: 'Oh, feedback?'
Pedagogical development based on the results of AllWell? surveys is an important part of educational development at Aalto.
See and hear the video of Aalto staff talking about what development actions were taken in their programmes based on the survey results.
The different areas of the AllWell? student survey presented on this page describe how teachers may, through their teaching, support the study abilities of students. Links to further information and materials are also provided.
The AllWell? student survey measures aspects of student's study ability and experience of study wellbeing. The student's study ability and study experience are thought to be constructed from four different areas and their interaction: Student's personal resources, study skills, the study environment provided by the university, and teaching and counselling.
The AllWell? student survey is sent to all Aalto’s 2nd year bachelor's and 1st year master's students every year.
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Pedagogical wellbeing entails both teacher and student perspectives. These pages serve as a teachers' reference and study package for improving wellbeing in teaching and studies at Aalto.
In Aalto, feedback is collected from students during different phases of their studies. Hearing the voice of students is vital for the development of teaching and training as well as for quality assurance and for improving study-related services. Feedback is used on multiple levels in many ways and its utilisation is a special area of focus in Aalto. Student guilds and organisations are also interested in and benefit from feedback and surveys.
To contact or ask questions about AllWell?: allwell@aalto.fi
