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Mini-series: Academic blogging at University of Edinburgh

Teaching Matters Academic Communities

2007; Deng & Yuen, 2011), particularly reflective writing (Hemmi, Bayne, & Land, 2009), and learning to write for particular real or imagined audiences (Ross, 2014; Gogia, 2016). Writing online can make explicit a thought process, demonstrating the development of an approach and understanding over time. link] Gogia, L.

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Spotlight on ELIR: Draft of Chapter 3 (Reflective Analysis)

Teaching Matters Academic Support

In this post, Professor Tina Harrison introduces the third draft chapter of the Reflective Analysis, ‘Strategy and practice for enhancing learning and teaching’, and outlines how staff and students can provide comments… WHAT IS CHAPTER 3 ABOUT? This chapter covers our strategic approach to enhancing learning and teaching.

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Student engagement in research-led learning and teaching

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

These are intended to enable staff from a wide range of disciplines to consider how they could strengthen student engagement in research-led learning and teaching. Curriculum design should always take into account the diverse range of students you are teaching, and be based on the knowledge, skills and attributes that they need to develop.

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What is mid-course feedback?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

Advice and resources (including examples) to help staff collect mid-course feedback from students can be found on the Institute for Academic Development’s website. She has had overall responsibility for the University’s quality assurance framework as Assistant Principal since 2009.

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Welcome to the October issue of Teaching Matters: Research-led teaching and learning

Teaching Matters Student Engagement

And then there’s the research-led teaching espoused by Healey and Jenkins (2009), and others, who argue that, “all undergraduate students in all higher education institutions should experience learning through, and about, research and inquiry.” For more information, please email Gillian Macintosh at Academic Services.

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Using data to enhance the student experience: Do you have good practice to share?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

She has had overall responsibility for the University’s quality assurance framework as Assistant Principal since 2009. Further Information and Support If you would like more information on the Enhancement Themes or to discuss a conference proposal, please contact Nichola Kett who co-ordinates the University’s work on the Theme.