Tag: COVID19

National Teaching Fellows

Educators in lockdown: It’s still a messy business! (But a little bit tidier)

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This week, we will feature a series of blogs from Professor Susan Smith, Associate Director, Centre for Learning and Teaching, at Leeds Beckett University. Susan first shared her findings and reflections on educating in a lockdown back in May; in this second instalment, she reflects on how organising and managing a flexible working life is 'still messy,… Continue reading Educators in lockdown: It’s still a messy business! (But a little bit tidier)

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CATE, NTF and Me

Covid-19: Collaboration, Opportunity, Virtual, Invention, Distance

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This blog was contributed by Leisa Nichols-Drew, a Forensic Science Lecturer at De Montford University, and winner of both an NTF (2019) and a CATE (2018) award. Leisa is also a friend of the Committee of ANTF. Based in Leicester, which experienced an extended lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, Leisa was inspired to share with… Continue reading Covid-19: Collaboration, Opportunity, Virtual, Invention, Distance