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Category: School of History, Classics and Archaeology

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Spotlight on Joint Honours degree: A student’s perspective

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‘So your degree; what are you going to do with that? Do you want to become a teacher?’: Employability in HCA

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History for the future: Update on the new pre-honours curriculum in History

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Formative feedback through tutorial participation reviews

18th April 20172nd May 2017IAD user

‘Empowering postgraduate tutors’ in History

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Making the classroom more inclusive

8th November 201631st October 2019IAD user

History for the future: the new pre-honours curriculum in History

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