The road to Damascus: Values and skills development to enhance learning and teaching in internationally diverse higher education communities

Irene Macias; M Dolan

The road to Damascus: Values and skills development to enhance learning and teaching in internationally diverse higher education communities

Irene Macias
, M Dolan

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Abstract

International students and staff come to the UK attracted by the high reputation of its teaching and research, making UK Higher Education one of the most international in the world. The focus is increasingly on developing students with awareness of global citizenship. In this presentation we reflect on the tensions between local and global contexts encountered in our practice as international staff. We also present approaches to learning and teaching that help support the development of more globally aware higher education communities.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 3 Jul 2009
Event	The Internationalisation of Higher Education - University of Bath, UK United Kingdom Duration: 3 Jul 2009 → …

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Conference	The Internationalisation of Higher Education
Country/Territory	UK United Kingdom
City	University of Bath
Period	3/07/09 → …

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The road to Damascus: Values and skills development to enhance learning and teaching in internationally diverse higher education communities

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