In these ‘unprecedented times’ (yes, I said it) one thing at least is certain…like it or loath it, online teaching is here to stay.
This ‘new normal’ requires us as educators to consider new and … Continue reading
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Sparks Series: Using emotional intelligence indicators to predict flourishing or languishing students
Speakers: Fabienne Vailes (School of Modern Languages) and Richard Cook
Abstract
If you have been wondering why so many young people in HE are reporting higher levels of mental distress and how students … Continue reading
Tales from a ‘School Trip’ to Langford
Last week, two of our student fellows, Marnie & Toby, went for a ‘school trip’ to Langford to visit the Clinical Skills Lab with Alison Catterall, and to meet with Chloe Anderson and Lindsey Gould. … Continue reading
Humans of Bristol: Elsie Aluko
Spotlight on ‘Supporting Risk’
Elsie Aluko is a second year Physics student, and founder of the AfroLit society. We meet to grab a coffee at the Hawthorn’s Café and are lucky enough to find one … Continue reading
What exactly is Bristol Futures and what does BILT have to do with it?
The following post was written by BILT’s Academic Director, Alvin Birdi.
adaptable, confident, knowledgeable, cognitively and practically resilient and innovative, and aware of their social responsibilities as citizens of contemporary, globalized societies”.
That was how … Continue reading
Engaged Learning Network – “What the eth-ics?” with Prof Morag McDermont
Exploring the ethical challenges and solutions of Engaged Learning.
Join the Engaged Learning Network for the first of their Autumn Event series focussing on ethics for the Engaged Learning Network.
Professor Morag McDermont, … Continue reading