Abstract

Conclusion. The potential positive outcomes of the methods redefine what Shulman mentioned as 'signature pedagogies' due to the methods' aims of preparing students for their professional careers.

Keywords: Pedagogy; Higher Education; International Relations; Signature Pedagogy; Southeast Asian Regional Dynamics; Student-Centered Learning

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