The benefits of hindsight: Lessons learnt from leading my first cross-department student-staff partnership project
Abstract
Student-staff partnerships have been shown to offer significant potential for enhancing learning and teaching in higher education, however, they are not without their challenges. This paper reflects on my experience of leading a team in our first cross-department student-staff partnership project, which focused on the curriculum design, identifying five key lessons that were learnt from the experience. Despite the challenges faced in this project this did not lessen the success of the project in terms of the production of four successful modules, and the act of undertaking the project and introducing colleagues to partnership practice has enhanced the capacity for partnership across the department.Citation
Healey, R. L. (2019). The benefits of hindsight: Lessons learnt from leading my first cross-department student-staff partnership project. Forum: Learning and Teaching Committee, 46, 3-6.Publisher
University of YorkAdditional Links
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