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Spotlight on ELIR: Draft of Chapter 5 (Reflective Analysis)

Teaching Matters Student Employment

In this post, Professor Tina Harrison introduces the fifth draft chapter of the Reflective Analysis, ‘Collaborative Provision’, and outlines how staff and students can provide comments… WHAT IS CHAPTER 5 ABOUT? We welcome comments from staff, and in particular students, on the draft chapter. HOW CAN I COMMENT?

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Career Development Planning

Teaching Matters Student Employment

Through providing more formative feedback I hoped to demonstrate the elements of a good action plan and how to make a good action plan better, thus equipping students with skills for lifelong career management and increasing their chances of achieving their goals.

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Spotlight on ELIR: Draft Reflective Analysis

Teaching Matters Student Employment

Drafts chapters of the RA, developed using information gathered from across the University and the Students’ Association, were made available to all staff and students in November and December 2019 with accompanying Teaching Matters blog posts.

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Mini-series: Student subtitling project to improve accessibility of online media materials

Teaching Matters Online Learning

Read the blogs posted by our student media subtitling editors: Meet the Media Subtitling Team! She has had overall responsibility for the University’s quality assurance framework as Assistant Principal since 2009. Tina joined the University in 1993 and continues to maintain an active academic role in the Business School.

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Collegiate commentary: Five take-aways from 'Embedding Enterprise in the Curriculum' series

Teaching Matters Student Employment

Having graduated with a BSc in Geography from Durham University, Ross joined EY Management Consulting in London, eventually moving to Scotland in 1997 to work for Diageo, the global drinks giant. In 2009, he left corporate life and set up his own tech start up – Dogfish Mobile – just after Apple first launched their iPhone.