SANDRA CRAIG ACADEMIC LEARNING ADVISER (ALA) 24 MAY 2012 1.

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SANDRA CRAIG ACADEMIC LEARNING ADVISER (ALA) 24 MAY

ALAs  One ALA who specialises in mathematics and statistics  There are seven ALAs who provide academic writing development sessions  Each Department has a named ALA whom students can contact Tutoring to students in :-  One to one meetings (booked through moodle or )  Small group sessions  Bi-weekly workshops  In class sessions 2

During the first year of studies students need clarity about expectations; information and guidance about the requirements of independent study  Students leaving home for the first time and mature students returning to studies and possibly managing conflicting personal commitments  Familiarising students with the conventions of academic writing  Reinforcing the need to read/research widely  Translating experiential learning into theory Main student needs 3

 On-going induction and knowledge about transition processes  Bridge the gap between expectations and aspirations  Encourage all students to have active participation in lectures - permission to have a ‘voice’  Provide year long generic academic development programmes (Autumn, Spring and Summer)  Personalised support for individual needs of students  Inspire students in how to sustain university life and meet the requirements of their programme of study  Increase knowledge about using feedback to go up a grade and to continually monitor their degree classification process (DCP)  Prepare bespoke sessions as requested by lecturers – e.g. Reflective writing, Critical thinking The role of an ALA 4

 Recruit, train and support student mentors Collaborate and contribute at various University level meetings about emerging student trends: –  Departmental  Learning and teaching advisory groups  Programme boards  Teaching enhancement group (how to develop and improve student experiences) University-wide context 5

Recognition and rewards  Student achievement of aspirations  Being an integral part of student journey from the first year of studies through to graduation  Recipient of the inaugural Student-Led Teaching Award for Best Support Staff. 6

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