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The next Personal Staff Tutoring Staff Development Workshop runs from 12 noon in the Willow Training Room, Catalyst, on Tuesday 30th October.
Rejection Workshop
Everyone welcome!
Staff development session (running as part of the PG Cert THE7003 Writing for Publication). A very special workshop on ‘Rejection’.
CLT Professional Staff Development Series
Staff sharing their own practice …
Just one of our fantastic staff development sessions – designed and delivered by our own Edge Hill staff, to our Edge Hill staff – sharing the very best practice across the institution.
Thank you Scott!
Getting Started student support package
The development of the ‘Getting Started’ pre-entry support package for students
What happens?
The Getting Started support package is designed to offer students a seamless transition and a preview into the process of learning at Edge Hill and specifically on their chosen programmes. This is beyond simply pre-course reading, engaging students in becoming familiar with potential sources that will underpin their learning in level 4 and beyond.
What is the likely impact?
Students who have chosen EHU as their Higher Education provider are brought into the learning community before they have even enrolled on campus. The student is embraced and supported to recognise potential key sources, to be exposed to potential learning materials, and to feel they have made inroads into their learning by the time they arrive on campus for their induction week.
To book to attend a Professional Staff Development Seminar on this topic please click here CLT.
For more information please contact Carol Wilson, wilsonc@edgehill.ac.uk
[SOURCE: BSc (Hons) Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing; MSc Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing – Stage 2].
‘Transition Days’
The format and content of ‘Transition Days’ at Levels 4 to 5, and 5 to 6
What happens?
The transition days offer students the opportunity to attend sessions, outside of semester one and two, to learn and be informed about the transition they will be making, academically and also personally, between either levels 4-5 or 5-6 in their student journey.
All undergraduate students will face these transitions, which include the jump in academic expectation, personal demands, the need for resilience and their destination planning; as such, it is felt that the transition days could be an integral part of all programmes across the University.
What is the likely impact?
Students are able to see their own journey, to assess their current skills base, and to consider where they might need help and support in moving to the next stage of their academic journey. The sessions are very practical and are designed to offer students the ability to start planning ahead for the next academic year.
To book to attend a Professional Staff Development Seminar on this topic please click here CLT.
For more information please contact Hazel Flight, flighth@edgehill.ac.uk or Peter Leadbetter
[SOURCE: BSc (Hons) Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing – Stage 2].
Personal Development Planning (PDP) ‘Steps to Success’
The approach to Personal Development Planning (PDP) via the ‘Steps to Success’ model
What happens?
This model offers a theoretical representation of the PDP when aligned to the University’s employability themes, and the development of the student in relation to their research knowledge and capacity. The PDP is designed to align to the student journey and has been embedded across levels 4, 5 and 6. Given the embedded nature of this model, there is therefore potential for other settings to transfer this same model into their own curriculum.
What is the likely impact?
Students have been able to visualise the PDP and recognise its value in their development. The students have been completing the PDP as a natural part of their student journey and as such, the PDP has become integral to their development.
To book to attend a Professional Staff Development Seminar on this topic please click here CLT.
For more information please contact:
Hayley McKenzie, mckenzih@edgehill.ac.uk
Laura Ashton, ashtonl@edgehill.ac.uk
Shelly Haslam, haslamsh@edgehill.ac.uk
[SOURCE: BSc (Hons) Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing; MSc Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing – Stage 2].