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Hi folks,
I have a colleague in Health, Nursing and Midwifery who is studying for a PhD and is zooming in on the role of the link lecturer, specifically looking at their responsibilities surrounding ‘supporting student learning’. However, she has discovered that there appears to be no specific definition for this term – and sometimes link lecturers are found giving academic advice on coursework when visiting students on placement, where really the place for this is the university. She can find plenty stuff on learning theory but nothing concrete on ‘support’ theory.
Can anyone suggest resources that would help her find some sort of definition / discussion in relation to pedagogy?
Thanks in advance.
Dickson.
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