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Parents with two sons posing for a photo ✔ A guide to supporting student parents at university: part three Laura.Duckett Andy Todd University of Chester
Mother getting her son ready for school ✔ A guide to supporting student parents at university: part two Laura.Duckett Andy Todd University of Chester
Father and son at an airport ✔ A guide to supporting student parents at university: part one Laura.Duckett Andy Todd University of Chester
podcast graphic ✔ THE podcast: supporting student success at all stages of the university journey Eliza.Compton Eunice Simmons University of Chester
Students debating something in class ✔ Active learning: what can we learn from secondary teaching? Laura.Duckett Sarah Shaw University of Chester
A group of four students working on a project ✔ Use student-centred learning strategies to motivate international business students Laura.Duckett Giselle Bate University of Chester
Old books in a library ✔ To combat antisemitism in HE, teach students about Jewish history Laura.Duckett Hannah Ewence University of Chester
Students at an employability event at university ✔ Empowering international students for global career success Laura.Duckett Alex Fenton, Trevor Omoruyi University of Chester
Students chatting outside a campus building ✔ It’s all in the presentation: how to engage international students during lectures Laura.Duckett Mark Whalley University of Chester
Students holding flags ✔ Mind your language: inclusive teaching for international students Laura.Duckett Mark Whalley University of Chester
Students engaged in a classroom game ✔ Arts-based methods to foster participatory and interactive learning Miranda Prynne Anne Pässilä, Allan Owens Lappeenranta–Lahti University of Technology LUT, University of Chester
Advice on using blogs to showcase and assess students' knowledge ✔ Students as educators: the value of assessed blogs to showcase learning miranda.prynne Matt Davies University of Chester
Using anonymous polling platforms in online teaching to boost student participation ✔ Anonymous polling platforms to boost student confidence, engagement and inclusivity miranda.prynne Christina Stanley University of Chester