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Category: Teaching

Teaching for sustainability and accessibility beyond the next academic year

by KJHaxtonPosted on22/05/2020

It’s 8am in the old world. 60 miles away, a student paces the train platform, anxiously waiting for their delayed train. 45 minutes by train…

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The trying to teach in a pandemic navel gazing post

by KJHaxtonPosted on06/05/202011/05/2020

There is an overwhelming amount being written about teaching in the time of COVID-19 or with other similarly witty titles. Lots of opinion pieces, many…

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If I were starting teaching (in HE) this year…

by KJHaxtonPosted on26/04/2020

I started this weeks…months ago. Before the current pandemic and the widespread upheaval. But I realised that my drafts folder was overflowing with 80% written…

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Escape from the VLE

by KJHaxtonPosted on30/01/202030/01/2020

I’ve been toying with the idea of using our VLE (Blackboard) to build an escape room type activity for sustainable chemistry. We’ve got a session…

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12 Days of Teaching, Day 1: Tablet vs Whiteboard

by KJHaxtonPosted on01/12/201901/12/2019

I have rarely used a whiteboard in teaching in the past decade. Before you all gasp and think I’m subjecting my students to various forms…

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I wouldn’t change a thing (a defence of personal empiricism)

by KJHaxtonPosted on09/08/201809/08/2018

It’s August and the season of walking a fine line between annual leave, finishing/starting research projects, and sorting out teaching prep for the forthcoming academic…

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Adventures in Google Classroom

by KJHaxtonPosted on13/07/2018

Our institutional email is Gmail which gives us access to all sorts of Google goodies for teaching including Google Classroom. I dabbled with it a…

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Attendance Matters?

by KJHaxtonPosted on19/06/2018

Before we start, how many of you have sat in a meeting sorting out your email, doing your marking, reading a book, or playing a…

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#ChemEdCarnival 2 What education research has most influenced your practice?

by KJHaxtonPosted on11/04/2018

As a postdoc I had relatively little exposure to teaching (probably a standard quantity for a postdoc). Sure, there were a couple of project students…

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1st Chemistry Education Blog Carnival #chemedcarnival

by KJHaxtonPosted on27/02/2018

Hello and welcome to the 1st Chemistry Education Blog Carnival. We’ve had a range of submissions including blogs, webpages and some very creative ways to…

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