We are delighted to bring the NCUK Teachers’ Conference directly to you from 15 to 17 September 2021!
This event is being sponsored by The Sino-British College, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology who are celebrating their 15th anniversary this year and are one of NCUK’s longest-serving Delivery Partners.
Click below to register for the sessions for day 1 (all times are BST)
Stuart Smith, CEO and Emma Dawkins, Academic Director at NCUK welcome attendees to the NCUK Teacher’s Conference. This is followed by the conference’s first session on Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age.
The session will cover issues of language and labels, challenges of connectivity, digital poverty and the impact on learning design and engagement, building a digital curriculum, supporting the transition to digital learning, encouraging engagement and community building and an overview of what HE UK have done.
Hosted by Isabel Lucas, Head of Learning and Teaching Development & Head of Centre for Academic Practice Enhancement (CAPE), University of Cumbria and External Member of NCUK’s Academic Quality Board (AQB)
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Learn how blended learning using Virtual Learning Environment and managing the classroom to ensure students remain engaged.
Hosted by the University of Bradford.
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This session will explore how institutions can support each other and collaborate to improve teaching and learning as well as ensure that they remain relevant to students.
Hosted by The Sino-British College-USST
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Click below to register for the sessions for day 2 (all times are BST)
This session will active learning approaches to promote student personal and professional development and outcomes across multi-disciplinary modules.
Hosted by the University of Leeds.
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Learn how teachers can support students’ development of higher-order skills and get insights into NCUK’s Skills for Success.
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Explore options available for Teacher CPD with the University of Huddersfield as they provide an overview of their Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (PGCHE).
Hosted by the University of Huddersfield.
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Get an understanding of the student journey to university, the role teaching staff play in this, and the connections between academic and Student Support staff at Study Centres in guiding students.
Hosted by NCUK.
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Click below to register for the sessions for day 3 (all times are BST)
Hosted by Dianne Schmitt.
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Hosted by Aston University.
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Join this session to hear a series of discussions with NCUK Study Centres regarding how they induct students and what areas they cover.
Hosted by NCUK.
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Hosted by NCUK.
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If you have any questions about the NCUK Teachers’ Conference, please email together@ncuk.ac.uk
