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6 principles of first-year curriculum: Transition

By Kathy Egea,

Transition focusses on supporting students to build on past educational experiences and become independent, lifelong learners.

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First-year transition: following the 6 first-year curriculum principles

By Kathy Egea,

Kathy Egea and Jacqueline Melvold introduce the six principles of first-year transition, adapted from their upcoming MOOC module.

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FFYE Forum: from surviving to thriving in teamwork

By Lucy Blakemore,

The latest FFYE forum highlighted research and practice on ways to build trust, relationships and group cohesion in student teamwork.

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From consultation to collaboration: situating co-design in practice

By Bridget Malcolm,

Bridget Malcolm and Lindsay Asquith (DAB) look at how we can situate co-design among the many types of design in practice.

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What’s love got to do with it? Belonging at the FFYE Forum

By Chris Girdler,

Care, concern and kindness are key to creating a positive student experience at UTS, as we discovered at the latest FFYE forum.

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From the FFYE Forum: Doing Feedback – making it count

By Kathy Egea,

A packed FFYE Forum considered some big ideas in feedback and assessment, with students and staff sharing experience and practice.

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Using rubrics in class to enhance engagement and understanding

By Michaela Zappia,

Mai Hansford and Michaela Zappia take us through their work on rubrics undertaken as part of an FFYE grant project.

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Congratulations to Kathy Egea, STARS Fellow for 2021

By LX Team,

Kathy leads the FFYE program, which has supported the student experience and transition over the past ten years.

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Feedback and Assessment: Hot Topic 3 from TACT is here!

By Alisa Percy,

Join TACT for the third Hot Topic in our 2021 series and explore how we can re-frame our approaches to feedback for learning.

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Empowering students in moments of ‘stuck’

By Lucy Allen,

Lucy Allen shows how students can come to see being 'stuck' as a useful and important part of the learning journey.

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