Identifying Best Practice in Academic Induction

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Identifying Best Practice in Academic Induction Foundations for Academic Success Orientation, Transition and Integration Jacqui O’Rourke Senior lecturer Subject Coordinator BK & KM

Session Structure The Context – Programme Philosophy The Module in Practice Outcomes Questions

What are the Foundations for Academic Success ?

U55001 FAS F0undations for Academic Success .

The Programme Philosophy Enquiry-Based Learning (EBL), with a strong vocational focus. Module design based on traditional university values of engagement with conceptual and theoretical thinking. Critical inquiry blended with practical insights. Engage with and apply business and marketing theory in a critical and professional manner. Build students’ knowledge, expertise and skills, and lead them towards tackling increasingly fuzzy and complex problem-solving scenarios integrating different areas of study. Encouraged to develop independent thinking, and improve their interpersonal skills. Move from dependent to independent learning, as part of a seamless, continuous process, becoming more autonomous learners in their final year.

U55001 Foundations for Academic Success (FAS) Acts as an induction to the culture and philosophy of the programme Seeks to develop the skills to allow the student to flourish in that environment. Through the lens of real business and marketing problems, students will acquire the necessary research, critical analysis and communication skills Students are given the opportunity to develop their skills in specific areas, based on individualised tutor feedback. Extended orientation process introduces students to the value and concepts of Personal Development Planning (PDP), essential for continued professional development and preparation for life-long learning.

U55001 Foundations for Academic Success (double) BA(Hons) Business & Marketing Management – BK Marketing Management - KM Level 4 (Year 1) Semester 1 Semester 2 U55001 Foundations for Academic Success (double) U55003 Marketing in Context (double) U55005 Marketing Research (single) U50007 Accounting and Financial Information (single) U51002 Foundations of Business (or S2) U58003 Planning a Successful Event Explain Stage 1 – students need to pass 8 modules but can progress to stage 2 once they have passed 6 modules. Level 4 is the new way of describing what used to be known as basic modules

U55001 Foundations for Academic Success (FAS) – The Philosophy You do not learn unless you are having fun Emphasis is on developing academic skills taught through a range of activities Enjoyable and Challenging

Module Pillars F A S FLEXIBILITY FEEDBACK FUN FUTURE ASSESSMENT ACADEMIC CONDUCT SKILLS SUPPORT STAFF

SKILLS Information Searching Writing University Assignments Referencing Solving Business Problems Presentation Managing Group work Engaging with Feedback Examination techniques Employability Skills

BRISC Employability BRookes Individual Skills Catcher Capture all those employability skills you pick up on your Brookes travels 

Develop a Linkedin profile Linkedin Competition Final assignment based on skills in Linkedin profile

Support Foundations of Academic Success Semester 1 Marketing in Context Semester 2 Marketing Research Wk 1….. Wk 2….. Wk 3….. Wk 4….. Wk 5….. Wk 6….. Etc….. Stage II modules

INDUCTION WEEK 3 Steps to Academic Success Read lots of books and journals STEP 2 Show us what you now know State where all of the information has come from Know the rules of the game – know how to reference STEP 3 `

Assessment Assessment for learning. Assessment is central to the curriculum, and there should be no distinct boundary between assessment, teaching and learning.

Assessment Semester 1 Assignment 1 Individual Essay 1000 words 15% Assignment 2 Individual Essay 1250 words 20% Semester 2 Assignment 3 Group Advertisement 20% Assignment 4 Individual Report 2000 words 30% Assignment 5 Individual Reflective 3 minute audio clip 15%

Assessment Semester 1 Assignment 1 – submitted in week 4 Returned in week 6 Individual face to face feedback week 7 Do advertisements have to tell the truth? Do celebrity endorsements work? Is Heineken a suitable sponsor for the Rugby World Cup? Should betting advertisements during televised sport be banned?

Assignment 2 Draft through Turnitin – Monday week 8 Discussion of Turnitin report in class Monday week 8 Final version Friday week 8 Returned in Week 11 Week 12 Feedback surgery How should celebrity tweets be regulated?” Should toy companies promote gender equality? “” Why do companies use sexist advertising? Does gender stereotyping in advertising matter? Unilever vows to stamp out female stereotyping in its adverts

Academic Conduct Referencing - EndNote Turnitin Duplication, Collusion, Collaboration etc

Making the Most of Feedback

Feedback Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Year 2 Assignments 1, 2, + 4 hard copies returned in class Actions plans worked on in class based on feedback Semester 1 Week 7 Individual 1 to 1 tutorials Week 12 Feedback surgery Semester 2 Written Feedback on draft of Assignment 4 Week 11 Feedback surgery Semester 1 Year 2 Generic feedback on assignment 5 in U55040

Semester 1 Summary Transition to University Life 3 Steps to Academic Success Skills Development Feedback for Feed Forward Support U55003 Marketing in Context

Consolidate and further develop skills Consolidate marketing knowledge Semester 2 Consolidate and further develop skills Consolidate marketing knowledge Support U55005 Marketing Research Transition to Stage 2

Assessment

Assessment Assignment 3 Team Advertisement 20% Working in your team you must produce an advertisement, for your simulation product, suitable for use in a magazine or on a billboard Assignment 4 Individual Report 2000 words 30% Using the theories discussed on the module and your own reading you should evaluate your own performance and how well your group worked as a team during the simulation. In order to do this you should first provide a brief overview of how your team was organised and how decisions were made before using theory to evaluate how the team functioned before making recommendations as to how the team performance could be improved Assignment 5 Individual Reflective 3 minute audio clip Develop a skills profile suitable to be posted on LinkedIn and provide a 3 minute reflective audio file reflecting how you developed the skills included in the profile

Future Stage 2 choices guidance - 2nd and final year students Transition to level 5 - guidance from current 2nd years Explicit links to FAS and skills development in U55040 (compulsory 2nd year double)

Staffing Small team Links to other modules Link to 2nd year

F A S FEEDBACK VERY GOOD FEEDBACK ON WORK How prompt feedback was for assignments FUN I really liked the mymarketingexperience as it was fun. I really enjoyed taking this module! FUTURE I acquired many employability skills. LinkedIn challenge very good ASSESSMENT Poster, audio file and report meant there were varied methods of grading on module which suited a variety of needs. How varied each assignment was SKILLS It involve independent learning. Taught so many useful things. It was really helpful at helping me develop my academic qualities and knowing what to expect in assignments Really aided my learning SUPPORT Interaction with lecturers was extremely valuable. I felt constantly supported throughout the course. If you needed help with other modules it could be given in FAS  STAFF Staff were the best staff I have had all year- really enthusiastic and very encouraging. F A S

Identifying Best Practice in Academic Induction Foundations for Academic Success Support from Induction to Stage 2

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