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Advancing student wellbeing in 2024 - a Students First symposium

Advancing student wellbeing in 2024 - a Students First symposium

In July I chaired the 'Advancing Student Wellbeing in 2024' panel session, the next in our Students First series and unique in its lineup of two senior university leaders alongside two unique student representatives.

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Student Wellbeing in Canada: How do students currently feel and how can institutions support?
Student Wellbeing in Canada: How do students currently feel and how can institutions support?

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Professor Judyth Sachs opens the UK Student Wellbeing symposium
UK Student Wellbeing: what have we learned, and what can we build on?

“Invest for the short term, but think about where we're going to be in 2030" "The flexibility of blending the physical with the digital has opened up...

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Testing Times: A window into the increasing momentum and demand in HE to overhaul assessment.
Testing Times: A window into the increasing momentum and demand in HE to overhaul assessment.

“Is it time to get rid of exams?”“If we don't change assessment, nothing will change, because assessment drives behaviour.” “We created this system,...

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