Teaching Matters Online Learning

APRIL 22, 2016

In recent years, it has become clear that technology can offer multiple ways to enhance our teaching. Technological tools can address particular challenges in higher education, for example engaging students, or communicating with a diverse student cohort. But where to start? If you think that using technology in your teaching might be helpful but are unsure how to begin we’re here to help.

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Teaching Matters Academic Support

APRIL 20, 2016

I recently attended the 4th annual Gearing Up conference in March. The conference focussed on Student Transitions tying in with the current QAA Enhancement Themes. For me as a member of staff who supports taught postgraduate students via study skills workshops, the conference was an opportunity to meet academics, support staff and students. It made me look at support mechanisms and opportunities that are in place and think about what points in the transitions periods – into, during and out

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Hope College Network

APRIL 20, 2016

Hello, everyone! One thing I have learned to do well this year is staying organized with my assignments, being aware of when big papers and tests are coming up (which is a big, recent development) and taking better care to write down when I have meetings, work, and rehearsals to make sure that I don’t miss anything. I have figured out a pretty good system that works well for me, so I thought I would share it!

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APRIL 22, 2016

Are the US Elections beneficial to higher education recruitment efforts?

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Teaching Matters Academic Support

APRIL 19, 2016

Distance learning is an important and increasing area within the University’s teaching and learning portfolio. It allows students to embark upon and engage in their studies in a more flexible way that can integrate with their busy day-to-day lives. The right blend of student, supervisors and research topic is important, but if the blend is right then it can lead to a different, productive and exciting learning experience for all concerned.

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Hope College Network

APRIL 19, 2016

The greenhouse at the Downtown Market This past Saturday night, I went down to Calvin College with one of our chaplains, Lauren Taylor, some other girls from Hope and a faculty member and his family. Calvin hosts the Festival of Faith and Writing every year, which is probably its most redeeming quality. (They’re our big rival, in case you missed that one).

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Hope College Network

APRIL 18, 2016

I am back to my sweet Michigan home! Four months was a long time to be away, but I’m finally back in my house, my room, and my life. It was missed. The journey on Saturday was long, as my six-hour flight into Toronto, Canada, was followed up by a three-hour drive back to Detroit, Michigan, but it was worth it, as a couple best friends were there to surprise me upon my return.

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Hope College Network

APRIL 18, 2016

This Saturday I spent most of my day, 8:30a.m.–3:00p.m., at 14th Street Christian Reformed Church. On a whim maybe a month ago I decided to register for this retreat hosted my a group on campus, Klesis. Klesis is the Greek word for calling which is what this group focuses on. It’s peer/faculty mentorship program considering whether grad school is for you, and exploring vocation and calling from a Christian perspective.

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