Resources published by Alicja Syska

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Alicja Syska

Pronouns:

She/Her

Institution

University of Plymouth

Job Title

Lecturer in Education

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Accreditations

  • SF-ALDinHE - Awarded: 2019

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Published Resources


How to be a learning developer in HE – Knowledge making: Learning Developers as Researchers

In this How to be a learning developer in HE session, we'll join authors from the Learning Developers as Researchers section of the book who are passionate about research and writing.   Catch up...

How to be a learning developer in HE: Ideas & Identity

In our ongoing series of talks celebrating the first anniversary of the publication of How to be a learning developer in HE book, we join authors from the Ideas and Identity section of the...

How to be a learning developer in HE: Cultivating Criticality

As part of our ongoing series of talks celebrating the first anniversary of the publication of How to be a learning developer in HE book, we join authors from the Cultivating Criticality section of...

How to be a learning developer in HE: Praxis

As part of our ongoing series of talks celebrating the first anniversary of the publication of How to be a learning developer in HE book, we join authors from the Praxis section of the...

LD@3 – How to be a Learning Developer in HE: Behind the Curtain

We are delighted that Dr Alicja Syska and Dr Carina Buckley, the editors of How to be a Learning Developer in HE, will launch the first in a series of LD@3 webinars...

LD@3 Supporting the Scholarship of Learning Development

How far, and in what ways, is our practice informed and shaped by scholarship? What various types of scholarly activity do learning developers currently engage in, or would they be...

Text-scrolling with David Middlebrook

A live demonstration of the text-scrolling technique, which supports student comprehension of and engagement with reading and writing, through a multisensory, interactive approach that builds student confidence in academic reading...

Excelling at critical analysis: a 3-stage method with an image

The 3-stage method breaks down academic writing into three elements: description, analysis, and critical evaluation, and asks the students to work with an image. In the first stage, students describe...

The CDE Presentation Model

A new and simple approach to presentation making that focuses on three key areas: C=Content, D=Delivery, and E=Engagement. The slides contain the basic elements of the model but are flexible...

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