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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2010)
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2010)
Published:
2010-04-19
Editorial
Editorial
Philip Carey, Clare Milsom, Carol Maynard
1-4
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Research In Practice
A review of critical race pedagogies in university diversity seminars and the multicultural curriculum
Bella Adams
5-16
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Falling between the gaps: appraising the past and future of widening participation at Liverpool John Moores University
Chris Mason
17-24
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A pilot study investigating the expectations and experiences of international students based on food related undergraduate programmes
Lynne M Boddy
25-34
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Understanding the experiences and concerns of a multi-national cohort of first year students
Liz Mahon
35-51
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Do A-level results in biology and chemistry inform 1st year pass rate for biomolecular science students?
Helen Burrell
52-61
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'What is wildlife?': the influence of research informed teaching and work-experience on wildlife conservation students
Jane Fisher
62-72
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Personal enquiry project: students' perceptions of world of work initiatives; does anybody know that they're out there?
Colin Robertson, Mark A Scott
73-81
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The relationship between handout content, student attendance and learning
Elsie S Gaskell
82-92
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Attendance and attainment are they linked: a study in the first-year of a bioscience degree
Elaine Hemers
93-103
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a reflection on the pros and cons of the 'crit' as a method for delivering feedback and conducting assessment: a case study
Charlie Smith
104-111
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Does a feedforward approach improve students' assignment grades?
Sharon A Moore
112-122
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Student views of assessment and feedback
Philip Carey, Clare Milsom, Simon Brooman, Esther Jubb
123-131
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