Critical Reflection and Evidence-based Practice - Workshop
Multiple dates

Critical Reflection and Evidence-based Practice - Workshop

This workshop is particularly relevant if you are considering applying for fellowship of the HEA through our Advance UWL Scheme.

By Continuous Professional Development at the UWL

Location

To be announced

About this event

This workshop is particularly relevant if you are considering applying for fellowship of the HEA through our Advance UWL Scheme.

Improving educational outcomes through high-quality provision is one of the main aims of education systems across the world. Critical Reflection and Evidence-based Practice are key to the successful practice of every professional educator in higher education. Reflective practice is central to advancing our understanding, skills and practices, and to meet the different demands placed on us. Brookfield (2017, p.3), states that it serves the ‘purpose of identifying and checking the accuracy and validity of our teaching assumptions’. It is also important to note that using evidence-based practices (EBPs), and using them well, is a critical way to improve student outcomes. Evidence-based practices are educational approaches that are backed up by research evidence.

In this workshop we will explore both concepts, how these are interrelated, and begin to apply these concepts to your practice.

Organized by

Continuous Professional Development at the UWL

Please note that these sessions are free of charge for UWL staff and partners ONLY. External staff will pay a fee to attend the events.

UWL has set up a programme of Continuous Professional Development for all staff delivered by the following departments:

  • CELT
  • Quality Office
  • Academic Registry
  • Library Services
  • Human Resources
  • Graduate School
  • IT
  • Student Services

Please register on Eventbrite to ensure your place; if the course you are looking is not listed please contact the department directly or email UWL-CPD@uwl.ac.uk

Please note: Events may be cancelled or postponed if a minimum of 5 delegates, depending on the type of workshop, are not registered, as numbers of delegates below this can make discussions and group work very difficult and resource intensive. Decisions to cancel will be taken well in advance of the event is due to take place. If you are unable to attend, please ensure you cancel at least one week before the event as this can affect decisions regarding cancelation.

Free
Multiple dates