Rachel
If you are still looking....
One of the resources we give to new staff on our PGCHE course at Leeds Metropolitan is 'In at the Deep End: starting to teach in higher education' by Phil Race. It contains sections on lectures, small-group teaching, assessment and feedback, and dealing with problems. Anyone wishing to customise this for their own institution can do so by purchasing a site licence (which many universities in the UK and overseas have done), which will permit you to republish it with, for example, your own preface and design. If you want to have a look at it, a sample copy is available at:
www.leedsmet.ac.uk/publicationsIf you want to take it further our Internal Communications Manager, Andrea Rayner can best advise.
Her contact details are:
Tel: 0113 812 9257
[log in to unmask]Best wishes
Mark
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Mark de Groot
Library & Learning Innovation
Leeds Metropolitan University
+44 113 81 23064
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[log in to unmask]Subject: Can you recommend a book
We are reviewing the text book we give to our new participants on our professional development course for staff on probation. The course we run covers all aspects of academic practice, that is, teaching, learning and assessment and research management and supervision.
I would be interested to hear from colleagues running similar types of programmes/courses as to what you use and would recommend.
Best wishes
Rachael Carkett
Course Director for the Bath Course in Enhancing Academic Practice
University of Bath
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