One size does not fit all – a holistic approach to helping a diverse student population make the successful transition to academic life in an Irish Institute.

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One size does not fit all – a holistic approach to helping a diverse student population make the successful transition to academic life in an Irish Institute of Higher Education Aoife Walsh, Eimear Kelly, Helen Howley; Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland 1

Diverse population of first year students Aoife Walsh, Eimear Kelly, Helen Howley; Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland 2

Three-pronged approach to helping students make the transition to third level Aoife Walsh, Eimear Kelly, Helen Howley; Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland3 Student Resource Centre International Office Learning & Teaching Unit

Three-pronged approach to helping students make the transition to third level Student Resource Centre International Office Learning & Teaching Unit Learning 2 Learn (L2L): Contextualised to each discipline area using active learning techniques Key academic skills, i.e. ICT, creativity, innovation, teamwork, note-taking, writing assignments, reflective learning Continuous Staff Development: Creating an Inclusive Curriculum Reflective practice Aoife Walsh, Eimear Kelly, Helen Howley; Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland4

Three-pronged approach to helping students make the transition to third level Student Resource Centre International Office Learning & Teaching Unit Peer Assisted Student Support (PASS) Second year students facilitate timetabled study sessions for first years AIT Engage: Collaboration between the Student Resource Centre and the AIT Students’ Union clubs and societies Aimed at promoting student engagement and integration Aoife Walsh, Eimear Kelly, Helen Howley; Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland5

Three-pronged approach to helping students make the transition to third level Student Resource Centre International Office Learning & Teaching Unit Practical pastoral and academic supports Developing Academic Practice (DAP): A second language directed approach to L2L Academic culture Learning strategies and research skills Reflective learning Self-directed learning and critical thinking skills Intercultural communication Teamwork in a cross-cultural context Presentations Aoife Walsh, Eimear Kelly, Helen Howley; Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland6