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SRHE Annual Research Conference 10-12 December 2014
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Academic Practice, Work and Cultures
Student Experience
Digital University
Higher Education Policy
Learning, Teaching & Assessment
Management, Leadership, Governance & Quality
Access and Widening Participation
Employability, Enterprise & Graduate Careers
International Perspectives & Context
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A, 10 Dec, 12.15
B, 10 Dec, 12.45
C, 10 Dec, 14.15
D, 10 Dec, 15.00
E, 10 Dec, 15.45
F, 11 Dec, 09.00
G, 11 Dec, 09.45
H, 11 Dec, 12.00
J, 11 Dec, 12.45
K, 11 Dec, 14.15
L, 11 Dec, 15.00
M, 11 Dec, 16.00
N, 11 Dec, 16.45
P, 11 Dec, 17.30
Q, 12 Dec, 09.00
R, 12 Dec, 09.45
S, 12 Dec, 10.30
T, 12 Dec, 11.30
Poster Session
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Viewing SRHE Annual Conference Papers
Session: A, 10 Dec, 12.15
T Luescher-Mamashela
- Symposium A1
Session: A.1.1, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Achieving progressive ends by conservative means? Policy internationalisation in South African higher education governance in the period of 2001 to 2009
T McCowan
- Symposium A1
Session: A.1.2, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Employability in African higher education: homogeneity, diversity and stratification
R Schendel
- Symposium A1
Session: A.1.3, (10 Dec, 12.15)
“Some kind of disorder”: The negative effects of modularisation on student learning in a Rwandan university context
V Anderson
- Individual Paper
Session: A.2.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Reframing doctoral pedagogy for the knowledge economy.
L Thomas
- Individual Paper
Session: A.3.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Becoming a doctor: how simulated practice can legitimise medical students’ participation in clinical practice.
S Chen
- Individual Paper
Session: A.4.1, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Revisiting the Research-Policy-Practice Nexus: Boundary Objects and Boundary Brokering
R Whittaker
- Individual Paper
Session: A.4.2, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Working together to make a difference: A collaborative approach to enhancing Recognition of Prior Learning Policy and Practice in Scottish Higher Education
M Cosser
- Individual Paper
Session: A.4.3, (10 Dec, 12.15)
The evidence for access, mobility and progression in the pathway outcomes of previously disadvantaged students
L Gourlay
- Individual Paper
Session: A.5.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
The digital university, critique and utopian fantasies
C Schofield
- Individual Paper
Session: A.6.1, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Degrees of Freedom: Factors affecting Foundation degree students’ course choices
L McKenzie
- Individual Paper
Session: A.6.2, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Where do we go from here? The experience of Teaching Assistants after completing a Foundation degree.
A Abbas
- Individual Paper
Session: A.7.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
The problems and promises of undergraduate seminars: a Bernsteinian analysis of their ability to facilitate access to pedagogic rights.
I Sadler
- Individual Paper
Session: A.8.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Plurality and difference in the development of teachers’ understanding of assessment in higher education.
J Butcher
- Individual Paper
Session: A.9.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Part-Time Now: What can we learn from part-time HE students in Wales about embracing plurality?
S Hancock
- Individual Paper
Session: A.10.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
‘Science in action’: doctoral scientists and identity construction
F Ross
- Individual Paper
Session: A.11.0, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Navigating different worlds and cultures – what are the challenges for leaders of nursing and teacher education?
C Olele
- Individual Paper
Session: A.12.1, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Creating Gender Awareness for Empowerment Towards Sustainable Development Among Female Undergraduates in Tertiary Institutions in Rivers State.
K Shepherd
- Individual Paper
Session: A.12.2, (10 Dec, 12.15)
Exploring student empowerment for community-engaged sustainability education
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