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Learning and Teaching at The University of Bradford

Learning and Teaching at The University of Bradford. Key Performance Indicators. Impact on Society Widening Participation Tariff Progression and retention Good honours Student satisfaction Graduate Employment Research & Knowledge Exchange Quality Assurance and Enhancment.

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Learning and Teaching at The University of Bradford

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  1. Learning and Teaching at The University of Bradford

  2. Key Performance Indicators Impact on Society Widening Participation Tariff Progression and retention Good honours Student satisfaction Graduate Employment Research & Knowledge Exchange Quality Assurance and Enhancment

  3. Why do students come to Higher Education? a necessary step on the way to a better life, and, in particular, a better job ?ho a better life, and, in particular, a better job the way to a better life, and, in particular, a better job

  4. Organisational system Academic system Social system Professional services system

  5. The Bradford Offer The Student Experience •Students as partners •Employability focus •Curriculum change •External recognition •Campus life

  6. What is high quality learning and teaching ? The student perspective Family perspective The academic perspective The educational developer’s perspective Assurers of standards perspective

  7. “Students and their expectations will be at the centre of reviews of higher education institutions.”

  8. The Student Perspective

  9. Engaging learning and assessment activities

  10. Academic Vision: Assessment and FeedbackAssessment and feedback strategy Typology of assessment and feedback methods: timely , meaningful, formative ( feed forward) to assist meeting learning outcomes.

  11. Technology enhanced learning “Students thread technology through both their social and academic lives, learning new skills from the specific application of ICT and learning technologies “ First Year Experience Study LEaD”

  12. Research Informed Teaching and learning

  13. The development of graduate level skills for graduate employment

  14. High level of achievement – good honours degree

  15. Outstanding Facilities

  16. Learning resources

  17. To be valued, respected and included‘inclusion' as ‘the enabling of full and equitable participation in and progression through higher education for all prospective and existing students‘ (HEA)

  18. Work Load ModelResearch - teaching nexus

  19. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o

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