The Student Engagement Handbook : Practice in Higher Education /
There has been an unprecedented global surge in the numbers of young people going to university over the last few years and, for a multitude of different reasons, higher education worldwide is in a state of flux. To cope effectively, the universities of today will need to be more responsive to the n...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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United Kingdom :
Emerald,
2013.
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Edición: | First edition. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- pt. 1. Vantage points on student engagement / Elisabeth Dunne and Derfel Owen
- 1. Haven't we seen it all before? Historical themes in student engagement / Derfel Owen
- 2. Towards a new vision for university governanace, pedagogies and student engagement / Stefan Popenici
- 3. A relational and multidimensional model of student engagement / Ian Solomonides
- 4. What does student engagement mean to students? / Alex Ratcliffe and Andrew Dimmock
- 5. Staff perceptions of student engagement / Gwen van der Velden
- pt. 2. A new era--the policy and quality context for student engagement / Elisabeth Dunne and Derfel Owen
- 6. Harmonisation and the Bologna Process: a driver for student engagement? / Alex Bols
- 7. Student engagement in private sector higher education / Sue Rivers and thomas Williams
- 8. Trusting dialogue for engaging students / Carmen Wender and Erik Skogsberg
- 9. Student engagement in practice: ideologies and power in course representation systems / Rebecca Freeman
- 10. Students engaged in academic subject review / Derfel Owen
- 11. Meaningful engagement with disabled students / Aaron Porter
- pt. 3. Student engagement with the community: the university and beyond / Elisabeth Dunne and Derfel Owen
- 12. Meanings of engagement to part-time, working students in higher education / Julie Wintrup, Kelly Wakefield and Elizabeth James
- 13. Student engagement through volunteering / Lorraine McIlrath and Lorraine Tansey
- 14.'Giving to Sport': community engagement within and beyond the curriculum / Lucy Spowart and Mike Tripp
- 15. The creative campus: empowering the university community to change spaces / Ian Bride, Louise Naylor and Carin Tunå̊ker
- pt. 4. Students taking responsibility for their learning / Elisabeth Dunne and Derfel Owen
- 16. Student engagement in and through orientation / Sharon Pittaway and Timothy Moss
- 17. Peer education / Marcia Ody and William Carey
- 18. 'We need support too': providing postgraduate peer support / Jacques van der Meer, Lucy Spowart and Simon Hart
- 19. Reflection as a strategy to enhance students' engagement in their learning / Janet Strivens and Rob Ward
- 20. Breaking down the walls: engaging students with the development of their intercultural competencies / Christine Hardy, Sean Prince, Viola Borsos, Christopher Demirjian, Ji Kim, Nga Mok and Oliver Roman-Worsley
- 21. Reframing diversity and student engagement: lessons from Deaf-Gain / Peter Felten and H-Dirksen L. Bauman
- 22. Engaging students through assessment / Kay Sambell
- pt. 5. Student engagement in curriculum design and delivery / Elisabeth Dunne and Derfel Owen
- 23. Active participation in learning: students creating their educational experience / Joan Walton
- 24. Engaging students for professional practice in global health / Manisha Nair and Emma Plugge
- 25. Students as digital change agents / Malcolm Ryan, Emma Franklin, Tanhir Galsinh, Dale Potter, Jenny Wren, Mark Kerrigan, Antony Coombs and Simon Walker
- 26. Students and staff co-creating curricula: an example of good practice in higher education? / Catherine Bovill
- 27. Students as partners: a three-layered approach for enhancement / Stuart Brand, Luke Millard, Paul Bartholomew and Paul Chapman
- pt. 6. Student engagement in discipline and pedagogic research / Elisabeth Dunne and Derfel Owen
- 28. Deliberative democracy for curriculum renewal / Amani Bell, Lyn Carson and Leanne Piggott
- 29. Students as co-researchers: a collaborative, community-based approach to the research and practice of technology-enhanced learning / Sue Timmis and Jane Williams
- 30. Students engaging with change / Elisabeth Dunne, Jackie Bagnall and Barrie Cooper
- 31. Catalysing multiple forms of engagement: student-staff partnerships exploring teaching and learning / Alison Cook-Sather
- 32. Practical approaches to student engagement through community-based research and learning / Eileen Martin and Catherine O'Mahony
- 33. Student as producer: radicalising the mainstream in higher education / Mike Neary.