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The ‘challenge’ of SoTL: what does it take to go public?

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Unpublished
Publication date5/07/2023
Number of pages3
Pages1-3
<mark>Original language</mark>English
EventAdvance HE Teaching and Learning Conference - Keele University - Keele University, Keele, United Kingdom
Duration: 4/07/20236/07/2023

Conference

ConferenceAdvance HE Teaching and Learning Conference - Keele University
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
CityKeele
Period4/07/236/07/23

Abstract

In the spirit of SoTL this paper seeks to make public the informal collaborative work of the co-authors around their shared experience of teaching personal development on Senior Leader Apprenticeship programmes. The increasing prevalence of teaching-based contracts places more emphasis on faculty engagement with teaching and learning, thus bringing SoTL increasingly to the fore within our institutions.
In adopting a SoTL approach, we undertake a systematic study of our teaching and/or learning and make this public by sharing and reviewing our work through presentations, performance, or publications (McKinney 2006).
The focus of our inquiry is: How can a SOTL informed approach help us to make public the work we do in delivering personal development on level 7 Senior Leader Apprenticeship Programmes?