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SRHE Annual Research Conference 11 - 13 December 2019

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Session: Q, 12 Dec, 17.30

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M Madriaga - Individual Paper

Session: Q.1.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

How international students become black: a story of whiteness in English higher education

D Watson - Individual Paper

Session: Q.2.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

The Widening Participation Blame Game: Tuition Fees or Parental Engagement?

H Ida - Individual Paper

Session: Q.3.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

Positioning reading as academic literacies: the pedagogical experience of academic staff

K Gravett - Individual Paper

Session: Q.5.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

Troubling transitions: creative and critical approaches to understanding students’ transitions into and through higher education.

B Avery - Individual Paper

Session: Q.6.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

Using co-construction and continuous assessment to empower and engage first year students

R Boden - Individual Paper

Session: Q.7.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

The impact of the financialisation and privatisation of UK higher education on creativity and innovation.

J Ploner - Individual Paper

Session: Q.8.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

International student migration and the postcolonial heritage of European Higher Education: Perspectives from Portugal and the UK

C Jones - Individual Paper

Session: Q.9.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

A Systematic Review of Academic Personal Tutoring using a Design Thinking Methodology

S Bengtsen - Individual Paper

Session: Q.10.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

The Nordic doctorate at a crossroads between Bildung, schoolification and projectification

S H Lam - Individual Paper

Session: Q.11.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

Research-based versus work-integrated learning: Are there any differences in perceived learning of employability skills and attributes?

M Tennant - Individual Paper

Session: Q.12.0, (12 Dec, 17.30)

Education for Sustainable Development through the Lens of Feminist Phase Theory.

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