Why here and why stay? Students' voices on the retention strategies of a widening participation university

S Mckendry, M Wright, K Stevenson - Nurse education today, 2014 - Elsevier
Background Whilst concern about nursing student retention remains a key priority of
governments and educators, much research is focussed on determining the causes and …

Facilitating the learning journey from vocational education and training to higher education

J Catterall, J Davis, DF Yang - Higher Education Research & …, 2014 - Taylor & Francis
An increase in students who enter higher education in Australia following their studies in the
vocational education and training (VET) sector has led to heightened national interest in the …

Defining the" Independent Learner" in UK Higher Education: Staff and Students' Understanding of the Concept.

S Mckendry, V Boyd - International Journal of Teaching and Learning in …, 2012 - ERIC
The concept of the independent learner has become increasingly important within the higher
education sector. However, there appears to be no consensus and rarely any clarification of …

[HTML][HTML] The contribution of learning and mental health variables in first-year students' profiles

FS Milienos, C Rentzios, L Catrysse, D Gijbels… - Frontiers in …, 2021 - frontiersin.org
International studies focus on the successful transition into higher education, which is
considered crucial for both the students and the educational institution in the context of …

Easing the transition from school to HE: scaffolding the development of self-regulated learning through a dialogic approach to feedback

C Beaumont, C Moscrop, S Canning - Journal of Further and …, 2016 - Taylor & Francis
High quality feedback is known to be essential for learning, yet in higher education it has
been highlighted as a problem area in the UK by both the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) …

Undergraduate student expectations of university in the United Kingdom: What really matters to them?

J Money, S Nixon, F Tracy, C Hennessy, E Ball… - Cogent …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
Students spend 12 to 14 years in school settings learning in what could be considered a
carefully controlled and structured environment. Higher education may not offer the same …

What can universities do to support all their students to progress successfully throughout their time at university?

A Mountford-Zimdars, J Sanders, J Moore… - … : Policy and Practice …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
This article reviews the findings from a UK nationwide project on the causes of differences in
student outcomes in higher education. The project was commissioned by the Higher …

Students as partners: A new ethos for the transformation of teacher and student identities in Chinese higher education

Y Liang, K Dai, KE Matthews - International Journal of Chinese Education, 2020 - brill.com
Engaging students as partners (SaP) in teaching and learning is a growing arena of practice
that shapes the mutually beneficial student-teacher relationship. Redefining student-teacher …

Developing social integration to enhance student retention and success in higher education: the GROW@ BU initiative

B Gail Thomas, J Hanson - Widening participation and lifelong …, 2014 - ingentaconnect.com
Widening participation and ensuring fair access to universities for 'non-traditional'students is
a major concern of higher education in England. Outcomes are evaluated in terms of …

Anti-oppressive social work practice

P Tedam - 2020 - torrossa.com
It gives me great pleasure to present Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice. Writing this book
has not been an easy task, not least for the fact that I emigrated to the United Arab Emirates …