Session 65: Research Informed Teaching Clinic

Authors

  • Jo Cresswell Liverpool John Moores University, Research & Innovation Services

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24377/studentexp3329

Abstract

Session overview:

The research informed teaching clinic will provide a relaxed and informal space for colleagues to explore how their own research, and the research of others, can inform and enhance their teaching and learning practices, as well as curriculum development. It will provide an opportunity to get advice and guidance from the team running the current “research Informed Teaching” project for the university as well as chat to other colleagues about their experiences of, and approaches to, research informed teaching. Discussions will emphasise practical approaches that can be easily implemented to enhance research informed teaching in various areas of the university curriculum. The clinic is open to all colleagues, regardless of their role or level of experience.  Just drop in if you fancy chatting about Research Informed Teaching.

Key learning points from this session:

Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss practical steps to embed research into their practice and curriculum as well as to encourage student engagement and enhance student outcomes.

Published

2025-08-05

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Section

Presentations