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Applying service-learning pedagogy in a Chinese university
Unearthing the treasures in building a community: A case study in the University of Hong Kong
Multi-disciplinary teaching and learning - planning ahead for collaborative practice in an innovative era
Toward an innovation and entrepreneur-friendly leanring environment
Towards impact + university: Looking ahead to sustainability education at XJTLU in 2025
Cultural intelligence in transnational education: a Chinese case study
Written in the stars: The future of my classroom
Performance management frameworks in higher education in multicultural contexts: Cultural dimensions models and behavioural preferences towards the design of performance indicators
Using a graphic organizer for comprehension and analysis
Introducing customized video demonstration into the future lab-based teaching at XJTLU
"Research-led" approach: A model reshaping learning and teaching into the future
Research-led learning and teaching in civil engineering education
Enhancing classroom learning using a mobile application for guided exploratory site visits
Large groups, embedded language support, and blended learning: How an IBSS-LC jointly delivered undergraduate module is responding to current global trends in higher education
M-Learning at XJTLU: The case of ICE for mobile devices
Ubiquitous digital repositories in the design studio
The case for "Exercise 0" at XJTLU in the next 10 years
Preparing students for the future collaborative economy: A solution for assessing and motivating groupwork for an industrial design studio module
The patchwork assessment: A formative-summative assessment combo in an ecology module
The development of an in-house placement test to improve understanding of future cohorts' English language needs
Why flipped classroom?
Active learning with hands-on science: Chemists students learning physics
Enhancing active learning by developing a virtual construction site visit game
How might we foster future faculty interdisciplinary networking in teaching and research?
Writing centres: Shaping the learning culture
Teaching and learning strategies for improving language accuracy in Final Year Projects
The prime machine: A new learner-centred corpus application as a language reference and learning tool for students
Integrated exams in EAP: Future challenges
Abstract
Presenters: Jessie Cannady & Murray Johnson (Language Centre)
Key words: Writing centres, Learning culture, Specialised support
As XJTLU celebrates its first 10 years, we imagine the possibilities for future decades. The inception of a Writing Centre, as an extension of Continuing Support, is a fortuitous new addition to our institution. Writing Centres play an integral role in the culture of academic learning as places that foster the development of necessary skills beyond a student’s degree programme, such as critical thinking, self-discovery and reflection. As a fledgling team, the XJTLU Writing Centre seeks to determine the needs of departments and students in their written work, to publicise these services throughout XJTLU, to provide specialised support, and to integrate within the larger university community.This session will introduce the goals of the XJTLU Writing Centre and seek to ascertain the requirements and expectations of the academic staff.
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