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Developing authentic assessment through reflection and group work

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A review of the University’s approach to neuro-inclusive course structures

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Welcome to the August-October Enhancement Theme: Group Work

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Researching interdisciplinary learning and teaching in practice

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Interdisciplinarity, Reform, and the Future of the University Part 5: Institutional Change and the Future of Interdisciplinarity

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Collegiate Commentary: Critical insights into contemporary issues in Higher Education

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Five issues raised by the ‘Critical insights into contemporary issues in Higher Education’ series

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Collegiate Commentary: Five lessons learned from the ‘Engaging and Empowering Learning at the University of Edinburgh’ series

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Five lessons learned from the ‘Engaging and Empowering Learning at the University of Edinburgh’ series

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Welcome to the May-June Learning and Teaching Enhancement Theme: Student Voice in Practice

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Spotlight on LOUISA: Improving assessment and feedback in the Learn VLE

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Using outlandish and humorous analogies for teaching Physiology in First-Year Medical School

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