Raising the student voice: learning development as socio-political practice
2010
Presents a view of learning development
as socio-political practice. Argues for the emancipatory potential of learning development and describes how their work with three Centres for Excellence in Teaching and Learning focused on empowering
students to be actively involved in all aspects of learning.
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