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6 Nov 2019:  Vulnerable people (e.g. students with Special Learning Disabilities SpLDs).  Sensitive subjects (e.g. ... plagiarism, sexual harassment).  Dependent subjects/people less able to refuse consent (e.g.

24 Feb 2021: People from different departments who may not otherwise interact with each other, now have the opportunity to do so.”. • ... The lack of representation of Black people here must be taken into account, and they must be consulted in order to come to

1 May 2020: up to three people must be provided as named individuals to represent the group in the event that they win. ... an award. These people will be the contact points for e.g.

24 Feb 2021: supervisors and people who have years of experience in the field, it naturally puts black. ... people as having a disadvantage. Other students are in a similar boat and may not fully.

2 Jul 2021: people out there who are in the same position as you are.” • Discussing mental health. ... Work-sharing o “I think [online learning] has encouraged more peer learning because people have.

24 Feb 2021: Under this conception, Content Notes are a tool for disability access, rather than to prevent people from being offended. ... 2018). “They Were There for People Who Needed Them”: Student Attitudes Toward the Use of Trigger Warnings in Victimology

16 Apr 2024: might be more productive. However, many people’s education doesn’t include ‘thinking’ as. ... as a way of bringing people together and introduce the newly formed Teaching & Learning.

19 May 2021: promoting work by people of colour should be something integrated within the curriculum, rather than. ... representation Black people have within different degrees, i.e., to be truly representative, Black.

30 Apr 2020: lecture followed by a computer practical, for 30 - 40 people. ... in the chat, not only could he see whether people had understood and were following, but it also kept people.

22 Nov 2023: Students should describe and reflect on the role of people and technologies in how the collaborative work was carried out. ... Critically, a range of voices including students, educators, educational leaders, equity practitioners, educational

24 Feb 2021: It colours everything I do and read, and the way people interact with me. ... The only barrier would be getting people on board with taking this anti-racist glossary seriously”.

13 Sep 2022: What matters to people is the sense that they are interacting with someone whose heart is in the right place. ... on Eurocentric material, for instance, “clinical trials are done on white people, and there are differences.

24 Feb 2021: 2005). Mental health support needs of people with a learning difficulty: A medical or a social model? ... Participant 1 recommended: “Training into how different groups (women, non-binary people, people of colour, etc) might display less typical autism

7 Oct 2016: I’m thinking here for example of gender. For some people at least (and I know there are more sophisticated analyses around), it’s been much easier to put down gender

5 Nov 2020: Consider more frequent, shorter meetings. Many people find meetings by video conference more intense than face-to-face meetings and more frequent meetings will help your student structure their work and

24 Feb 2021: It was noted that many people who are disabled or ill for any length of time are told they may need to intermit, even if this is not a long term

24 Feb 2021: They received important insight into understanding what difference part time study makes to people’s lives and emphasised that issues around the impact of disability and long term health conditions figured

23 Sep 2021: Imagine taking an hour out of your week, every week … to deal with other people's questions about something that is like completely unchangeable about your life. ... The burden of medical proof creates additional work for only some groups of people,

16 Nov 2022: educational process is discrimination as everyone, including people with disabilities, have the right to. ... mental health conditions. We wanted people’s personal experiences to guide our research, through.

13 Sep 2022: people expecting them to sell drugs in a club (Osbourne et al., 2022). ... I don't feel as much pressure. I can talk to people who get what I'm going through.

24 Feb 2021: of discrimination and exclusion that oppresses disabled people.deeeply rooted [in] beliefs about health,. ... of those who self-defined as disabled, 62% of LGBT+ respondents, 78% of non-binary people, and 59% of women.

24 Feb 2021: There were some exceptions, for instance:. In the study of the human body, typically conditions are explained as presented on Caucasians I feel like people have a subconscious bias that science ... people. Feel like as there aren’t many black and

14 Jun 2021: potential barriers for many people, and factoring this in to the way activities are structured. ... Dr Kevin L. Merry, Head of Academic Professional Development, People and Organisational Development,.

4 Feb 2022: half in arts, humanities and social sciences. 8 people from the Working Group were interviewed,. ... they had heard about people bending or breaking examination protocols. Whether or not these.

19 May 2021: to people for several days straight, not sleeping much) in order to overcome this completely artificial. ... I’m a. first year and I already feel burnt out, I don’t know how people manage.”.

15 Jun 2021: Dr Elizabeth FisteinSchool of Clinical Medicine. There has never been a more important time to educate people about plants.

19 May 2021: just the people’: The role of social support in the first‐year experience of higher education. ... did not want to feel like they were “causing a problem” or giving people a reason to think that “this is.

24 Feb 2021: there should be multiple equivalent types of assessment that people can choose based on their.

13 Sep 2022: encourage people to complete the survey and to hopefully elicit more productive responses. ... Furthermore, they were also likely to be people involved and/or invested in curriculum and assessment design and administration and could thus give informative

5 Jan 2023: feasibly be pursued within available resources (time, people, funding). Others are likely to be. ... issues within the collegiate system, as well as listening to the people behind them’.

4 Mar 2022: The environment and timing of traditional assessment was perceived to be especially anxiety-inducing, as closed-book and time-restricted examination conditions ‘puts a lot of pressure on people’, as did

16 May 2023: The term ‘students as partners’ conjures up different assumptions and practices for different people,.

2 Mar 2021: The environment and timing of traditional assessment was perceived to be especially anxiety-inducing, as closed-book and time-restricted examination conditions ‘puts a lot of pressure on people’, as did

24 Feb 2021: disabled people by nature of their external environment, as well as a practical strategy designed to. ... encompasses positive social identities, both individual and collective, for disabled people grounded.