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10:00
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Registration and refreshments |
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10:15 |
Welcome |
Professor Ken Jones
Swansea Metropolitan University (SMU)
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10:20 - 11:00 |
Introducing the ‘Teaching International Students’ project and website
How could this initiative help you? Perhaps you have something to offer too?
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Fiona Hyland
University of Bristol |
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11:00 -11.45 |
The experience of Swansea Business School in the teaching of Chinese students (2006-10)
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Paul Osborne SMU |
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11.50 -
12.30
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(parallel presentation)
Plagiarism and International Students
(Experiences at Level 6)
also
'Increasing Internationalisation-Increasing Diversity: Studying the Effects Upon Lecturers, Home and International Students'
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Helen Stacey, Glamorgan University
Diana De Glamorgan University |
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12.30 -12.45
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Discussion in relation to issues of plagiarism by undergraduate, international students |
Led by
Paul Osborne
SMU
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12:45
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Lunch |
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13:30 -
14.30
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Strategies for assessment and feedback
In this session Jude will present a range of generic and discipline-specific strategies that have been shown to be helpful when assessing international students.
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Jude Carroll,
Oxford Brookes University |
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14.40 -
15.30
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Managing Cultural Differences
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Kevin Child
Swansea University |
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15:30
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Refreshment break |
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15.45 -16.30 |
The induction process and the management of international students |
Dr Paul Jones Glamorgan University |
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16.30 |
Plenary (subject to time)
A question & answer session with presenters with the chance to feedback on where you feel the 'gaps' are in the provision of resources & support for practitioners teaching international students
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17.00 |
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