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4 Feb 2022: Between March and July 2021, CCTL led a short, focused project to explore students' and staff experiences during the pandemic, in order to inform enhancement activities over the next three to five years.

16 Mar 2022: The Centre for Teaching & Learning is delighted to announce the 2022 winners of the Pilkington Prize as follows: Dr Neil Davies Department of Earth Sciences Churchill College Dr Robbie Duschinsky Department of Public Health & Primary Care Sidney S

1 Feb 2022: I hope it is some consolation to know that she has enhanced students’ experience and engagement and encouraged the Faculty to pursue new initiatives in, and beyond, the curriculum.

13 Sep 2022: This project explored the impact of expectations surrounding 'Black excellence' upon the educational experiences and mental wellbeing of Black students at Cambridge.

4 Mar 2022: This page explores two sets of terms which are often used interchangeably at Cambridge. 'Assessment' and 'Examination' An assessment task is any item of assessment whether test, coursework, placement observation, etc.

29 Jun 2022: Academy. You will explore theories of learning, develop a philosophy of teaching and learning, enquire into approaches to curriculum design, feedback and assessment, and expand your knowledge and practice through introductions

31 Jan 2022: She has been instrumental in setting up our new “Decolonise the Curriculum” student-staff committee, Unfold.

13 Sep 2022: This project explored staff perceptions of diversifying assessments within their own disciplines at Cambridge, looking at lessons learnt from the pandemic and scope for the future.

11 Nov 2022: The Cambridge Teaching & Learning Recognition Scheme is designed for Cambridge educators who have already undertaken the activities, reflection and teaching practice that will allow them to apply for accreditation as a Fellow of the Higher Education

25 May 2022: Informal peer learning: a student reflects on History of Art's "Buddy Groups" Introduction During the 2020-21 academic year, the Department of History of Art organised all undergraduates (85 in total) into small peer groups of five students from