Student Affairs – New Opportunities for Students as Partners in Global Learning
By Brittney Klein and Kendra Sherman About the authors Brittney Klein is studying to receive an M.A. in Higher Education and Student...
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‘Students as partners’ – a Nepali perspective, by Sanjeev Dahal, PhD candidate, Boston College, USA
This articlewas originally published in the Annapurna Express, an English weekly published from Kathmandu, Nepal. 'Students as partners'...
Learning to learn: Pivoting towards virtual translingual partnership spaces
By Preeti Vayada, PhD candidate, University of Queensland, Australia Reflecting in action, I have a unique experience as a mature-aged...
Partnerships in global learning – before and after the outbreak of COVID-19.
By Wendy Green, PhD, Senior Lecturer, School of Education, University of Tasmania, Australia Much has happened since the last post was...
Can Students as Partners for Global Learning Solve Issues of Graduate Employability?
By Mollie Dollinger, PhD candidate, Melbourne University, Australia. Originally posted on 12 February 2018. There are two topics in...
Students as Partners and Feminism: An illuminating conversation
By Lucy Mercer-Mapstone, University of Queensland and Gina Mercer, Independent, no affiliation) Originally posted 15 December 2017. Have...
Students as partners in the International Classroom at the University of Groningen, Netherlands.
By Kevin Haines, University of Groningen. Originally posted 13 November 2017. In the Netherlands, there is a strong tradition of student...
Balancing Structure and Spontaneity: Engaging graduate students as co-designers of meaningful intern
By Lisa Jasinski, Educational Leadership and Policy, The University of Texas at Austin, USA. Originally posted 8 October 2017. For the...
Internationalisation of higher education from a student’s perspective – it’s all about encounters on
By Milla Ovaska, Specialist in International Affairs at Aalto University Student Union, Finland. Originally posted 12 August 2017. How do...
Learning to teach in partnership with ‘English as an Additional Language/Dialect’ students.
By Coco (Yitong) Bu, Education student and tutor, University of Queensland. Originally posted on 5 August 2017. Recently, I realised that...
Students as partners – a problem in need of a response in a globalised world?
By Craig Whitsed, Curtin University, Australia Originally posted 12 June 2017. I’d be lying if I were to say that ‘students as partners’...
Providing opportunities for staff to experiment with co-design, partnership and engagement.
By Catherine Bovill, University of Edinburgh, UK Originally posted 24 May 2017 In many universities, students and staff are working in...
Do international students buy the idea of ‘Students as Partners’? Will SaP be beneficial for them?
By Coco Bu, Education student and tutor, University of Queensland, Australia Originally posted 12 May 2017 Although I have proposed these...
Learning with Others: Convergence of Students as Partners & Global Learning.
By Kelly Matthews, University of Queensland, Australia Originally posted 28 April 2017 Here is my confession…. I don’t know much about...
On student engagement
By Fazal Rizvi, Professor, Graduate School of Education, Melbourne University, Australia Originally posted 21 April 2017 In recent years,...
Welcome to the ‘Engaging students as partners in global learning’ blog.
By Wendy Green, PhD, Senior Lecturer (Adjunct), School of Education, University of Tasmania, Australia Originally posted on 3 April 2017...