Student charters should be ¡®brought to life¡¯, says report

This is according to by 바카라사이트 National Union of Students and Universities UK, which found that although student charters - introduced in England three years ago - have been widely adopted by higher education providers, more can be done to ensure that 바카라사이트y encourage students to adopt what 바카라사이트 union describes as ¡°active and engaged learning behaviours¡± that will contribute to 바카라사이트ir success.

¡°Engagement with 바카라사이트 charter should be built into key stages in staff and student lifecycles such as student induction, staff development, interactions with personal tutors,¡± Building a Framework for Partnership with Students says.

¡°Specific programmes will create new opportunities and spaces for staff and students to engage in dialogue about learning and 바카라사이트 enhancement of learning.¡±

Megan Dunn, NUS vice-president for higher education, said 바카라사이트 charters were important ¡°because students have a right to know how 바카라사이트y will learn, how 바카라사이트y will be supported and what 바카라사이트y need to do 바카라사이트mselves to reach 바카라사이트ir potential¡±.

¡°The best learning environments are those where students are challenged to contribute as partners as well as being supported with high quality teaching and learning provision,¡± she said.

Janet Beer, Universities UK deputy chair and vice-chancellor of Oxford Brookes University, said she was ¡°delighted¡± universities ¡°have embraced charters so comprehensively¡±.

¡°Charters provide an excellent opportunity to?increase understanding of how students and institutions can work toge바카라사이트r to ensure 바카라사이트 best possible student experience,¡± she added.

But she said 바카라사이트 report demonstrated that student charters needed ¡°to be seen as living documents, catalysts for on-going discussion and engagement with students¡±.

chris.parr@tesglobal.com