Inclusivity
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Midlife women and ADHD: Backing the call for awareness and care
It’s been great to read so many end-of-year and start-of-year posts from colleagues all around the world this week, with… Read More
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Graduate Attributes in a Living Curriculum
Last week, I gave a talk at De Montfort University to launch their new Attributes Community of Practice. My talk, “Working with… Read More
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On engagement [inspired by the coming of spring]
Understanding and enhancing student engagement in higher education is a critical challenge that educators and institutions face, especially in the… Read More
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In praise of the University fika(esque) break
One of the things I have missed most during time away from campus during the pandemic is our suspension of… Read More
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Choose to Challenge: Be the Change
On international Women’s day I was delighted to be asked to present at HEFI’s celebratory event with the theme of… Read More
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Lessons about online learning
There is a lot of advice and sharing going on at the moment around online learning and teaching. I thought… Read More
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What works? … Just ask
Sometimes we are so caught up in the demands of practice, and the continual search (and pressure) for enhancement, we… Read More
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From BTEC to HE – reflections on student conversations
Recently I have been reflecting on the experience of students from vocational backgrounds who come to university. We know that,… Read More
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Towards Inclusivity
A recent HEFCE blog post reminds of the need to continually consider inclusive practice in HE. Many universities are responding… Read More