Inclusivity guides Communication with learners Designing courses and materials Preparing for lectures Rethinking assessment Facilitating groupwork Organising fieldwork and practical activities.
International Application advice Apply from your country Advice for international students Exchange and free mover opportunities Accommodation. Interactive teaching Provide flexibility in how information is delivered and discussed such as giving instructions verbally and visually.
Use a variety of teaching strategies, activities, and assignments that will accommodate the needs of students with diverse learning needs, abilities, backgrounds and experiences. Be aware that being engaged does not always mean speaking up and there could be multiple reasons for students not participating in activities.
Allow for a range of opportunities for participation - from group discussion, to individual reflection - to allow all students to demonstrate their abilities. For further guidance on making teaching more interactive download the 7 Steps to: using group work in your teaching.
Making sessions interactive can be more difficult with larger groups but positive strategies include setting up peer activities to enable students to learn from each other.
