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Professor Jonathan Powles, Vice-Principal and Pro Vice-Chancellor of Teaching, Learning and Students at The University of the West of Scotland, shared insights into what should be taken into consideration when supporting students remotely as a panelist at our webinar UK Student Helpseeking 2019 vs ...
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How do you engage hard-to-reach students? Normalise help-seeking - let the whole cohort model the behaviour - because it's something that everyone...
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Lauren Edwards, Student Union president at Plymouth Marjon University, shared her own experiences of seeking help during the height of the pandemic...
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And other reflections from a 30+ year career in academia
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Professor Cliff Allan was joined by Professor Liz Thomas who shared her recent research reports into the impact of Studiosity on the student experience, confidence, wellbeing, acce…
Starting September, it will be illegal for providers to help students cheat and there are consequences for students too. Jack Goodman read the whole legislation, and here are his t…
Professor Cliff Allan talks about what inspired him to enter the academic world and the importance of universities in modern society.
UK student Ben Phillips-Farmer tells us about the learning support that increased his confidence in his academic skills and what kept him motivated.
With exams around the corner, we've got some tips that will help you squeeze a few more marks out of your test paper.
Insights from Clare Marchant of UCAS on generation covid, their thoughts and feelings throughout the pandemic and recommendations for the academic year.
Does it matter where students seek help, or just that they do? Do different students use different types of services, or do they shop around? Is it just the students who would succ…
The outlook for graduates in 2020 may be uncertain, but Graeme has had a lifetime of change and upheaval to draw from and offers his best advice for students.