Promoting student engagement by strengthening the link between research and teaching in Higher Education: an early career researcher perspective
Author(s): Tasnima Aktar and Laura Oxley
Type of publication: Journal paper
Abstract: Having the opportunity to teach is a valuable experience to those starting out in the world of academia. In this article, the authors cast a reflective lens on their experiences of teaching and their participation in a structured programme York Learning and Teaching Award (YLTA), designed for new and aspiring academics and working towards becoming an Associate Fellow of The Higher Education Academy (AFHEA). They consider how research and teaching could be more closely linked in Higher Education and suggest benefits that could be gained from this link. In particular, they explore how strengthening the link between research and teaching in Higher Education could promote positive student engagement.
Published URL: https://doi.org/10.1080/23752696.2019.1669205
Date Published: October 8 2019
Publication title: Higher Education Pedagogies
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
Place of publication: York (United Kingdom)
Pages: 167–179
Subject(s): Education
DOI: DOI: 10.1080/23752696.2019.1669205
Keywords: Research in teaching | student engagement | reflection | Higher Education & early career researcher
Depositing User: Basiratu Kolawole