Teaching Methodology

Teaching and learning consist of compulsory curricula activities through various courses with measurable workloads. The course has Course Learning Outcomes (CLO), which consists of specific abilities to fulfil the Programme Learning Outcome (PLO). One course can contribute to more than one PLO. One course can employ different teaching methodologies to achieve CLO. According to Higher Education Law (Permendikbud No.3/2020), teaching methodologies in higher education are discussion group, simulation, case study/case-based learning, collaborative learning, cooperative learning, project-based learning, problem-based learning, or other teaching methodologies. As per the Freedom of Learning (MBKM) policy, students can engage in different forms of learning, including studying, tutorials, seminars, practicum, research, workshop, student exchange, apprenticeship, entrepreneur, and community services.

Examples of several types of courses related to teaching methodology are Table 1 below:

Tabel 1. Several Types of Teaching Methodologies

No Types of Activities Teaching Methodology Example of Courses
1 Lecture Lecturing, discussion, collaborative and cooperative learning, problem-based learning, project-based learning, case-based learning General Biology, Basic Ecology, teaching methodology, assessment, and others
2 Practicum Project-based learning Basic Biology Practicum, Plant Physiology Practicum, Animal Structure and Development Practicum, Teaching competency Development, etc.
3 Fieldwork Project-based learning Zoology, Botany, ecology, study excursion etc

Teaching instruments and teaching methods are designed and implemented to support the achievement of Learning Outcomes (LO) and are written in the study plan. Instruments to be used include printed media, electronic media, e-learning, Model. Learning methods to be applied is a combination of Teaching Centered Learning (TCL, e.g., class teaching, demonstration, and practices), Student-Centered Learning (SCL, e.g., group discussion, problem-based learning), and Research Methodology (i.e., students are trained to search kinds of literature, find research ideas, write proposals, research reports, and papers, and give presentations).

Semester Learning Plan

Details of the semester learning plan for each course can be downloaded at the link in the table below:

No Courses Download link
1 Zoology Avertebrate Learning Plan
2 Basic Biology Learning Plan
3 Basic Biology Practicum Learning Plan
4 Cryptogamic Botany Practicum Learning Plan
5 Teaching Methodology Learning Plan
6 Cryptogamic Botany Learning Plan
7 Anatomy and Physiology of Human Learning Plan
8 Genetic Practicum Learning Plan
9 Microbiology Learning Plan
10 Microbiology Practicum Learning Plan
11 Plant Anatomy Learning Plan
12 Instructional Planning, Management and Evaluation Learning Plan
13 Plant Structure and Development Learning Plan
14 Basic Chemistry Learning Plan
15 Ethnobotany  Learning Plan
16 Digital Learning Learning Plan
17 Ecology Learning Plan
18 Biochemistry Practicum Learning Plan
19 Laboratory Management Learning Plan
20 Environmental Education Learning Plan
21 Animal Physiology Learning Plan
22 Plant Structure and Development Practicum Learning Plan
23 Teaching Competency Development Learning Plan
24 Limnology Learning Plan
25 Action Research Learning Plan
26 Basic Physics Learning Plan
27 Genetic Learning Plan
28 Animal Physiology Practicum Learning Plan