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Students often encounter maths when they least expect it - for example on business and psychology courses. Explore ways to engage non-specialist students with quantitative skills alongside author and educator Tony Croft, in conversation with Pearson's Richelle Zakrzewski.
Network with the author team behind Exploring Strategy and Fundamentals of Strategy and with fellow business lecturers in London at Pearson’s annual teaching workshop on 18 June 2018.
Learning designer Diana Foster explores the benefits of collaborative design, including rapid prototyping, alleviated pressure on designers and stakeholder engagement.
Employers and universities share perspectives on what's working well, challenges and opportunities, one year on from the introduction of the apprenticeship levy.
The HE Co-Lab Network brings together teaching and learning leaders and professionals virtually on LinkedIn and in person at events. Our spring event focused on working with employers and students to design engaging courses.
John Sloman, Jon Guest and Dean Garratt led a workshop for economics lecturers wishing to maximise engagement and employability in first year modules. Catherine Connolly reports back on the event.
Each year the Chartered Association of Business Schools showcases best practice at its Learning, Teaching and Student Experience event. Tom Hill reports back on the big themes at this year's conference.
Panellists such as Lord Willetts, former MP for universities, and Carl Lygo, a board member at the Office for Students and founding vice chancellor of BPP University, debated this topic last week at an event hosted by the Centre for Industry Engagement at Pearson College London.
Make a convincing case for the teaching methods and technologies you’re passionate about, using research, data and learning by doing.
