Tag: R – Reward and Recognition

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Annual NTF Symposia

From Inspiration to Impact: Crafting a National Teaching Excellence Narrative

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Professor Earle Abrahamson, University of Hertfordshire  Educators pursuing national teaching excellence awards demonstrate a commendable dedication to elevating teaching and inspiring others. However, the application process can be daunting. This short blog reflects upon how Teaching Excellence Award Leads (TEALs) can guide educators in crafting narratives that showcase excellence and resonate with award criteria.  A… Continue reading From Inspiration to Impact: Crafting a National Teaching Excellence Narrative

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Annual NTF Symposia

Making Scholarship Inclusive

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Prof Julie Hulme, Professor of Psychology Education, Nottingham Trent University, and Deputy Chair of the Committee of the Association of National Teaching Fellows  Prof Rose Gann, Professor of Politics Education &  Head of Academic Scholarship School of Social Sciences, Nottingham Trent University  The number of people employed in education-focused roles within the UK higher education… Continue reading Making Scholarship Inclusive

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Annual NTF Symposia

Shining the spotlight on scholarship: Part 2: Reflecting on our learnings and planning our next steps

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Prof. Hannah Cobb1, Dr Iain Wilson2, Prof. Earle Abrahamson3, Sue Beckingham4, Dr Peter D’Sena3, Dr Rose Gann2, Dr Emma Gillaspy5, Prof. Julie Hulme2, Prof. Dawne Irving-Bell6 and Prof. Susan Smith71University of Manchester, 2Nottingham Trent University, 3University of Hertfordshire, 4Sheffield Hallam University, 5University of Central Lancashire, 6BPP University, 7UCL We had the privilege to share our… Continue reading Shining the spotlight on scholarship: Part 2: Reflecting on our learnings and planning our next steps