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Tag: curriculum development

12th February 2026 jscoles

Student participation in course development: Insights from the other side of curriculum transformation

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10th February 202610th February 2026 jscoles

Re-centring Voices: Student involvement in course design

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29th September 2025 jscoles

Linked Teaching Approach (LTA): Designing and delivering engaging and inclusive workshops in internationalised classrooms

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14th August 2025 jscoles

Educators as students: Perceptions of group work during the Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PgCAP)

25th July 20256th August 2025 jscoles

Thriving in Complexity: How interdisciplinary education equips students for a changing world

6th February 202512th February 2025 kcowan

GenZ+GenAI: A whole new world

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16th January 202516th January 2025 kcowan

Podcasting in social justice and sustainability education: A reflective dialogue

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4th December 20246th December 2024 jscoles

Introducing the Toolkit for Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching (TILT) 

30th July 202412th November 2024 Sylvia Joshua Western

SACHA Think Tank Challenge Hosts reflections

Photo credit: Daniel Hooper-Jones and Isaure Echivard, SACHA
2nd July 202412th November 2024 Sylvia Joshua Western

Common group dynamics: How teamwork works

19th June 202412th November 2024 Sylvia Joshua Western

Podcast: Wellbeing in the Curriculum: Part 3 (Episode 6)

Podcast: Wellbeing in the curriculum (Part 2) – Episode 5
12th June 202412th November 2024 Sylvia Joshua Western

Podcast: Wellbeing in the curriculum (Part 2) – Episode 5

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