This is an academic review of a research report by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) published in November 2014, which focuses on peer-led learning (PLL) in Higher Education (HE). The review argues that although the report is relevant for those who want to set up and/or support peer-led learning in their institution, course and/or teaching, it lacks reference to the “real-life messiness” of peer-led learning and teaching – experienced particularly in institutions with a large non-traditional student body
This paper will explore the impact of peer assisted learning on student transition and the creation ...
This article begins with an overview of the University’s pioneering Peer Assisted Learning Scheme (P...
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a system of student support used in a growing number of universities...
There is a great deal of evidence to support the view that there are a significant number of benefit...
If we are to accept that peer-led learning (peer mentoring, peer tutoring and related approaches) ar...
Employability is a key theme in higher education and attitudes towards its development have shifted ...
Technological advancements have forced space and time to evolve to present a virtual university that...
Employability is a key theme in higher education and attitudes towards its development have shifted ...
There is a great deal of evidence to support the view that there are a significant number of benefit...
What happens when a peer-assisted learning scheme becomes “business as usual” rather than innovation...
Employability is a key theme in higher education and attitudes towards its development have shifted ...
Peer-assisted learning is a powerful pedagogy that benefits both the student tutor and the student b...
This paper discusses the impact of a series of professional development workshops for peer leaders t...
Peer learning, which is supported by learning theories such as Behaviourism, Cognitivism, Social Con...
Peer Tutoring schemes frequently appeal to educators in Higher Education and there is much literatur...
This paper will explore the impact of peer assisted learning on student transition and the creation ...
This article begins with an overview of the University’s pioneering Peer Assisted Learning Scheme (P...
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a system of student support used in a growing number of universities...
There is a great deal of evidence to support the view that there are a significant number of benefit...
If we are to accept that peer-led learning (peer mentoring, peer tutoring and related approaches) ar...
Employability is a key theme in higher education and attitudes towards its development have shifted ...
Technological advancements have forced space and time to evolve to present a virtual university that...
Employability is a key theme in higher education and attitudes towards its development have shifted ...
There is a great deal of evidence to support the view that there are a significant number of benefit...
What happens when a peer-assisted learning scheme becomes “business as usual” rather than innovation...
Employability is a key theme in higher education and attitudes towards its development have shifted ...
Peer-assisted learning is a powerful pedagogy that benefits both the student tutor and the student b...
This paper discusses the impact of a series of professional development workshops for peer leaders t...
Peer learning, which is supported by learning theories such as Behaviourism, Cognitivism, Social Con...
Peer Tutoring schemes frequently appeal to educators in Higher Education and there is much literatur...
This paper will explore the impact of peer assisted learning on student transition and the creation ...
This article begins with an overview of the University’s pioneering Peer Assisted Learning Scheme (P...
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a system of student support used in a growing number of universities...