Good Practice Blog

You may have already read our post on the evaluation findings for Learning & Teaching Evaluation Grant funded projects in Arts & Humanities, and today we’re posting about Engineering.
The Faculty of Engineering has been particularly active since January 2004 with over 10 project teams having successfully bid for an LTDG. There are several examples of projects [...]

In this last post of our ‘lecturer’s I’ve learned the most from’ series we thought we’d take a bit of a different look at what lecturers can do ensure their courses and classes are as interesting as possible.

ap-proach-a-ble [uh-proh-chuh-buhl] 1) capable of being approached; accessible. 2) (of a person) easy to meet, know, talk with etc.

In the next two weeks the Good Practice blog will be focusing on students’ opinions on which lecturer they’ve learned the most from during their degree.

And now we finish the series on the 2008/2009 Senate winners with Cristina Cerulli and Stephen Beck. Both are known for their positive influence and impact on students, through their interaction and social enterprise activities.
Dr Cristina Cerulli
(School of Architecture, Faculty of Social Sciences)
A winner of the Rising Stars, Cristina Cerulli is noted favourably for her [...]