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I had a couple of "spare" slots in the timetable so asked the students if they had any topics they would like to cover regarding personal / professional development. I was happily surprised when several students came forward at the end of the tutorial and suggested some ideas.

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Using formative and summative assessments

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using vevox for contributing in sessions

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Use "100 ideas for active learning" from University of Sussex to find new ways of teaching.

If we had more data from Aston's students like the ones you showed us in Section 2, it would help us taylor our practices better.

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Use both formal and informal feedback (e.g. MS Form, ask "how do you feel?").

Encourage critical thinking through the what-so what-then what cycle.

In the future, increase "breakout sessions" as they strongly motivate everybody to engage, rather than just a few students.

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I found the compilation on 100 ideas for active learning from the university of Sussex useful to introduce new activities for engagement with my law students

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I found the compilation on 100 ideas for active learning from the university of Sussex useful to introduce new activities for engagement with my law students

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Inclusive Learning and Teaching Practice - Questions/Prompts taken from Imperial College London, Inclusive learning and teaching toolkit

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The PSF document was very helpful in providing important pointers for what to consider in professional practice and how each of the points relate to efficacy as a teacher as well as understanding towards the students. It was helpful in guiding me through what is really important and how to approach a breakdown of explaining a situation during the summative journals.

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Yes, by asking students for feedback formally and informally helps me to make adjustments that are tailored to the specific needs of my students

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Yes, by asking students for feedback formally and informally helps me to make adjustments that are tailored to the specific needs of my students

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To embrace active learning and not feel guilty or lazy for handing the control over to the students.

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Using some apps like Vevox to engage students more efficiently in the course and make them more active in the classroom

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Seeking a student-centric approach to help students learn better.

Always connect the way you teach to the underlying principles that explain how you should teach (PSR framework).

Improve teaching strategy in a more creative, interesting and gamified why.

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To do exactly as I tell my students: keep asking questions and explore different resources to answer them.

Being able to understand them and relate to some extent is really helpful.

At the same time, clear communication and boundaries are important so students know what they can expect from their educator.

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*Communication with students can be key to a professional and working relationship, especially if something has gone wrong (IT issues etc during a lecture).

*Students may not always respond to an activity with the same enthusiasm every year. Each cohort can be different and come from different backgrounds, so may need different support - need to be flexible sometimes.

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As I am teaching level 5 6 and 7 so that surface and indepth learning help me to understand "how i can able to evaluate students work as per theories"

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Refocusing some language i.e. non-technical skills as opposed to soft skills

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The different ways in which students can engage with material and teaching sessions which may not always line up with my expectation of what engagement should look like. 

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The different ways in which students can engage with material and teaching sessions which may not always line up with my expectation of what engagement should look like. 

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Yes, asking students for feedback really helped because they easily shared their concerns and worries about assignments and exams which meant other students who are attending and also not attending likely felt the same way. This meant there was room for reassurance or extra material that they could benefit from.

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Many of them i.e. scaffolding learning, also surface and indepth learning

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Additional Information on PowerPoint slides

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Additional Information on PowerPoint slides

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From discussions on inclusivity, I liked the idea of adding a glossary at the beginning/end of my lecture to show the key terms used in a lecture. I would also like to implement subtitles in live lectures where I can.

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To always consider how my teaching practice connects to the PSF

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To always consider how my teaching practice connects to the PSF

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To critically reflect on how helpful you are towards students.

To communicate with students about how they’re feeling about the module and how I can improve it.

To remember that not everyone has access to electronics and some people struggle to attend.

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A journal I used in J24, looking into how students use lecture recordings. Particularly interesting since a lot of Aston courses (at least in HLS) will record many lectures, and I sometimes worry students are less engaged because of that. Link - https://journal.alt.ac.uk/index.php/rlt/article/view/2476/2784

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