• Returning to Learning with UniSkills

    Been away from education for a while? Returning to Learning workshops offer a time and space to meet other students who have also had a break from study. It is a place to share your experiences, discuss any concerns, and access support to enjoy a positive and successful time at university. Dates for Semester 1: Tuesday 13 October, Thursday 29 October, Tuesday 10 November, Thursday 26 November, and Tuesday 8 December. (Willow Room, Catalyst, 1-3pm). ehu.ac.uk/workshops

    New students: Are you returning to education after a break? Does the thought of studying again fill you with trepidation as well as excitement? Are you anxious that you won’t be able to ‘keep up’ with other students?

    Current students: Have you had a year abroad, in industry as a sandwich placement, or interrupted study on your degree? Are you worried that you have forgotten how it feels to be a student?

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    Profile picture of Christine Anderton in her garden.

    Christine

  • A New Staff Network – Parents and Carers of Neurodivergent/SEND Children.

    Edge Hill University logo. SEND (Special educational needs and disabilities) staff network. Additional icons such as hands together and figures in a circle.
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    Anna

  • Body Doubling

    Body doubling might not be a term you have come across, but the chances are you may already be using it intuitively. If you work better being around other people, even when they aren’t undertaking the same task, you may already be employing this technique. Body doubling can be described as a strategy which uses the presence of other people to help you stay focussed on a task.

    Written by Helen Briscoe

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    Julie Nolan sat in a small library reading a book on her lap. She has blonde hair and a pink sweater on. Her head is bent forward over the book.

    Julie

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