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Image: Setting community college students up for success can result in institutional partnerships, as demonstrated by the University of Dayton’s work with Sinclair Community College in Ohio.
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Help studentsdevelop the ability to self-assess. 2016) A scholarly approach to solving the feedback dilemma in practice, Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, Vol. & Macfarlane-Dick, D. 2 pp 199-218 [link] O’Donovan, B. and Price, M. 6 pp 938-949 [link] [1] See Exemplar Descriptors. [2]
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We are still developing the process, and will be working on informing students about the career options within HE and providing more support for their teaching, just as we would offer staff as part of their professional development, and our aim is to have the students involved in these decision processes where possible.
From Space)” in 2016. Many thanks to SSPS StudentDevelopment Office for financial and moral support, and to the Beltane Public Engagement, Fair Pley Productions and Stand Comedy Club teams for their amazing work over the years of developing the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas. Info and tickets are available from here.
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