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2 February 2022
The untimely death of writer, educator, artist Gloria Jean Watkins – also known as bell hooks – came as a blow in this already challenging year. It is one of those situations in which you enjoy a relationship with a good friend, you feel she will always be there with her wisdom and her encouragement… Read more…
16 September 2021
Julia Carr is a Course Leader in the School of Education and Social Care. She discusses developing a new Ruskin module to give students an understanding of how they can help to change their communities for the better. Read more…
1 September 2021
Exploring intersectionality and celebrating diversity was one of the 'six golden threads' running through our 2021 Engage learning and teaching conference. As part of the conference, we asked 130 members of staff questions about their understanding and experiences of intersectionality using Padlet… Read more…
9 August 2021
We have an increasingly diverse student population, but this is not reflected in either our staff or our local communities. For instance, about a third of our student body identify as BAME (Black… Read more…
19 July 2021
For decades the Further Education (FE) sector has been referred to as the ‘Cinderella’ sector due to a deep-rooted snobbery where it is seen as less prestigious than its stepsisters, schools and Higher Education (HE). Read more…
7 July 2021
Firstly, what is the difference between reflection and reflexivity (or critical reflection)? The easiest way to explain is through images. Read more…
9 June 2021
Interest at ARU for an institutional electronic end-to-end assessment solution spans several years (e.g., to at least 2004). Notably, the specific requirements for this current work have their origins in an eAssessment integration project which took place in 2015-2016… Read more…
4 June 2021
“Historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with the past and imagine their world anew. This one is no different. It is a portal, a gateway between one world and the next. We can choose to walk through it, dragging the carcasses of our prejudice and hatred, our avarice… Read more…
14 May 2021
20 May 2021 is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Anglia Learning and Teaching's Isobel Gowers explains why accessibility is so important, and how you can make your digital learning materials accessible. Read more…
10 May 2021
ARU’s annual Engage learning and teaching conference provides an opportunity for our community to come together and share ideas. This year’s emphasis on diversity and inclusion has the potential to inspire new ambitions and reinvigorate current good practice. Read more…
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