Progressive Learning Development

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As part of an Embedding Skills Teaching and Learning Project, funded by the University of Huddersfield, the focus has since concentrated on specific aspects of student progression, and in particular how the ‘forgotten’ second year of study (Tobolowsky, 2008) can be used to bridge the gap between first and final years.   What can we as Learner Developers do to aid the transitional phases from years 1 into 2 into 3 and out into employability? How might progressive learning development facilitate this journey?
In a series of focus groups with students, subject specialist academics and learning developers, participants  discussed and mapped the student journey across three years of study.  These were recorded, analysed and elements extracted to create five thematic videos.  Watch the introductory video (on our YouTube channel) or select one of the images below to experience a multi-layered learning journey, where perceptions merge and diverge.
If you would like to conduct your own focus group workshop on progressive learning with subject specialists, please see here for the four workshop sheets and question prompts.

Autonomy

 

Assessment

Progression

Collaboration

Expectations