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Welcome to March-April Learning & Teaching Enhancement theme: Celebrating Best Practices

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

Next, Catriona Gilbert provides an insightful look into the often-intimidating world of metalwork, detailing her efforts to make the metal workshop at Edinburgh College of Art a more approachable and enriching environment for students.

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PE4C Investigation and Student-Led Research Conference

Teaching Matters Student Engagement

This is a student-led research project that culminates in a student-organised conference, where they share their findings with each other and members of the profession. The ‘Investigation’ begins in year 3 where the students are encouraged to engage with research literature in an area that is personally meaningful to them.

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Learning by doing

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

Collection of ColBase Source: [link] Photo from the Kita School Noh workshop I attended in Japan. She is currently working on a kanji experiential learning project and conducting research on visual media discourse. This masks expression is both demonic and sorrowful, capturing anger, fear, and torment. Hannya Noh Mask, .

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Using learning analytics for effective formative feedback

Teaching Matters Online Learning

The positive impact of our SFLA dashboard was demonstrated during workshop sessions with a large (450 students) first year engineering course in 2022-23, where students who engaged with the dashboard were twice as likely to complete tasks as expected than those who d id not.

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From the Ground Up: designing new BScs in Agricultural Science

Teaching Matters Academic Communities

The new Global Academy of Agriculture and Food Security at the University of Edinburgh will provide world-leading research and innovation in support of global food and environmental security, sustainable rural development, and human and animal wellbeing. It was interesting to see the similarities and differences in peoples’ opinions.

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Making large groups like small groups

Teaching Matters Online Learning

The role of the lecture in these courses is complementary to that of the workshop, which is the other form of teaching we use. Workshops feature small group working (typically five to six students), largely paced by the students themselves, and with staff and teaching assistants on hand to help. Oct 3, 2016

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Mini-series: The importance of diversifying the curriculum: Reflections from the Senate Task Group

Teaching Matters Student Engagement

In 2016, the Students’ Association , led by their Liberation Campaigns , created ‘LiberatEd’ , a campaign to create an intersectional, inclusive and empowering curriculum at the University of Edinburgh. It’s clear that an unrepresentative and unsupportive curriculum can have tangible impact on the trajectories of marginalised groups.