Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Civil and Structural Engineering: A Systematic Literature Review

The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) pertains to scholarly endeavors centered on the pedagogical aspects of teaching and learning, and its principal objective is the enhancement of students’ educational experiences. This systematic literature review addresses the following questions: (1) In what capacity do educators within the field of civil and structural engineering (CaSE) engage with SoTL?, and (2) What are the benefits of implementing a SoTL for CaSE educators? The scope of the review encompasses SoTL studies specifically developed by CaSE educators and implemented within CaSE teaching and learning environments. Findings are synthesized and disseminated via a bibliometric analysis and a narrative synthesis. The review was conducted according to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) methodology. It was found that CaSE educators participate in SoTL endeavors through diverse approaches; however, such involvement remains more of an exception than a common practice. The insufficiency of existing benefits and incentives, if any, serves as a barrier hindering broader engagement and participation in SoTL activities.

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Journal of Civil Engineering Education
Published
2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1061/jceecd.eieng-2103
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1
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Engineering Education and Curriculum Development
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Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Civil and Structural Engineering: A Systematic Literature Review

Vagelis Plevris, Wilfried Admiraal, María Nogal, Alejandro Jiménez Ríos
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Journal of Civil Engineering Education
Engineering Education and Curriculum Development
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Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Civil and Structural Engineering: A Systematic Literature Review

Vagelis Plevris, Wilfried Admiraal, María Nogal, Alejandro Jiménez Ríos
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Abstract

The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) pertains to scholarly endeavors centered on the pedagogical aspects of teaching and learning, and its principal objective is the enhancement of students’ educational experiences. This systematic literature review addresses the following questions: (1) In what capacity do educators within the field of civil and structural engineering (CaSE) engage with SoTL?, and (2) What are the benefits of implementing a SoTL for CaSE educators? The scope of the review encompasses SoTL studies specifically developed by CaSE educators and implemented within CaSE teaching and learning environments. Findings are synthesized and disseminated via a bibliometric analysis and a narrative synthesis. The review was conducted according to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) methodology. It was found that CaSE educators participate in SoTL endeavors through diverse approaches; however, such involvement remains more of an exception than a common practice. The insufficiency of existing benefits and incentives, if any, serves as a barrier hindering broader engagement and participation in SoTL activities.

Journal of Civil Engineering EducationVol. 151(3)
Metropolitan University (BD), University of Bath (GB), Universidad Metropolitana (PR), Qatar University (QA), Delft University of Technology (NL)
American Society for Engineering Education, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, European Commission
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Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
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