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Teaching and Learning Programme at Bristol University

Teaching and Learning Programme at Bristol University. Aim. To enhance the quality of learning and teaching at Bristol University To support management in providing a fair and transparent career route. Programme for New Lecturers. Teaching, Learning, Assessment, Course Design Training Days.

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Teaching and Learning Programme at Bristol University

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  1. Teaching and Learning ProgrammeatBristol University

  2. Aim • To enhance the quality of learning and teaching at Bristol University • To support management in providing a fair and transparent career route

  3. Programme for New Lecturers Teaching, Learning, Assessment, Course Design Training Days + Portfolio Assignment Reflection Member of ILTHE Pass Probation

  4. Probation Requirements( 3 years) • Competence in: • Research • Teaching • Management

  5. Probation Process Interview Contract Attend T&L days and complete written work Satisfy Research & Management Requirements + Pass Probation

  6. Strands of the Teaching and Learning Programme • For new lecturers • For contract research staff • For postgraduates (PGs) who teach

  7. CENTRAL Teaching Learning Assessment Course Design DEPARTMENT Mentor support Observation of individual + feedback Subject specific training for PGs Programme for PGs

  8. Issues in PG Work • Bristol University as a ‘research’ university • Some staff do not value/enjoy teaching • Lack of time (or perceived lack) • No specific person in faculties/depts responsible for PGs • No system for ensuring that PGs who teach are qualified

  9. Ways Forward (1) • More links between the ‘central’ staff and the person in each department who is responsible for overseeing PG teaching • Notes from discussion of PG observation sent to T&L staff

  10. Ways Forward (2) • Mentor training for staff • T&L staff to give support in leading departmental training for PGs • Encourage PGs who later become permanent lecturers to become mentors • Build a data base of lecturers who show strong commitment to T&L (to mentor other PGs )

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