Pondering HE
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How do any of us learn at university? On the one hand it seems so straightforward, particularly when you read many of the policy and guidance documents in higher education (HE). However, we are not so sure. In working with students something magical can happen that we cannot quite put our finger on. In this series of podcasts we take common subjects in HE learning and teaching and explore what is going on.
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In this podcast, Rob Warwick talks to Jezz Brown, who recently graduated from the University of Cambridge with a first-class degree. Jezz researches and writes about social mobility in education. In conversation with Rob, he discusses the importance of taking social mobility seriously from a policy perspective and how it impacts people's lives.
In this podcast we talk about Rob's interest in the idea of Mudlarking and the relevance to Higher Education
In this episode, Rob and David are joined by Katie Akerman the Director of Quality and Standards at the University of Chichester.
In this podcast, we revisit the idea of first-person writing in assessment. Reflecting on our separate practice and experiences we consider some of the issues and approaches that might be useful in developing this form of writing.
We have created a season 2! So here in our first of season 2, we talk about the idea of distinctiveness in Higher Education
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