Read, Write, Blog, Reflect (Case Study)
In this case study, Roy Hanney outlines a ‘read write blog reflect’ approach, designed to improve students’ academic reading and writing skills.
In this case study, Roy Hanney outlines a ‘read write blog reflect’ approach, designed to improve students’ academic reading and writing skills.
The paper explores writing praxis through research undertaken into the implementation of course blogs on an undergraduate media practice programme.
The book chapter sets out to challenge educators to rethink projects and see them as a practice rather than as a model of management the authors explore the possibilities for using live projects to enhance real-world learning in higher education.
Aimed at students, the video looks at the marketing funnel can help grow your network on Linkedin.
The challenge is clear – how do we get our students reading especially given that if we want students to write well then surely they first need to read well.
The use of blogging as a pedagogic tool in Higher Education is widely explored in the learning and teaching literature but more rarely adopted.
Another short writing exercise at this week’s writing group drawn from the Writers Tool Box.
We usually kick off the writing sessions with a creative exercise followed by a little goal setting and brief discussion with partners. This aims to loosen up our creative ideas and to help us focus on what we are trying to do. then the rest of the day we just write. It is a joy let me tell you.
Dwelling Story Development Workshop: rapid story development for student-led creative practice .