What does it really mean when we say a student or student group is hard to reach? This piece aims to question this way of phrasing student engagement, by challenging the assumptions inherent within it. Using learning from The Student Engagement Partnerships Student Engagement in the Context of Commuter Students (Thomas and Jones, 2017), this piece argues that using hard to reach to define a group of students serves to absolve practitioners of their responsibility towards engaging these groups. In addition it argues that reframing engagement around spheres and levels enables a more nuanced understanding of students in their context
As part of the REACT research team, students from Newman University embarked on a two-year research ...
Student engagement is a multi-domain phenomenon that emerged as a theoretical model for understandin...
Global interest in the value of student engagement in higher education has led to question whether t...
There are numerous assumptions embedded in the notion of being hard to reach. Typically, its a phras...
In the UK higher-education sector there are currently groups of students, such as those from an ethn...
Cultural expectations and institutional practices mark off certain students and communities as those...
udent engagement has increasingly been positioned as a defining characteristic of high quality teach...
In this opinion piece, we draw on staff interviews reported on elsewhere in this issue (Marie et al,...
This case study considers the views of ten University College London (UCL) staff about ‘hard to reac...
This case study considers the views of ten University College London (UCL) staff about hard to reach...
This article reports upon the systematic literature review of hard to reach students carried out as ...
This paper argues that the term ‘student engagement’ as used in UK higher education covers activitie...
This deliverable provides an overview of academic and practice-oriented literature on hard-to-reach ...
What keeps students interested and engaged in school? Unfortunately, in today’s climate of increased...
<em>At the heart of this paper is the idea that student engagement is a complex business. It examine...
As part of the REACT research team, students from Newman University embarked on a two-year research ...
Student engagement is a multi-domain phenomenon that emerged as a theoretical model for understandin...
Global interest in the value of student engagement in higher education has led to question whether t...
There are numerous assumptions embedded in the notion of being hard to reach. Typically, its a phras...
In the UK higher-education sector there are currently groups of students, such as those from an ethn...
Cultural expectations and institutional practices mark off certain students and communities as those...
udent engagement has increasingly been positioned as a defining characteristic of high quality teach...
In this opinion piece, we draw on staff interviews reported on elsewhere in this issue (Marie et al,...
This case study considers the views of ten University College London (UCL) staff about ‘hard to reac...
This case study considers the views of ten University College London (UCL) staff about hard to reach...
This article reports upon the systematic literature review of hard to reach students carried out as ...
This paper argues that the term ‘student engagement’ as used in UK higher education covers activitie...
This deliverable provides an overview of academic and practice-oriented literature on hard-to-reach ...
What keeps students interested and engaged in school? Unfortunately, in today’s climate of increased...
<em>At the heart of this paper is the idea that student engagement is a complex business. It examine...
As part of the REACT research team, students from Newman University embarked on a two-year research ...
Student engagement is a multi-domain phenomenon that emerged as a theoretical model for understandin...
Global interest in the value of student engagement in higher education has led to question whether t...