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"Teaching is about creating those moments where the world suddenly makes a little bit more sense."
Dr Ben Hanson, Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Departmental teaching and learning strategies
All UCL departments offering undergraduate or Master's degree programmes must produce a departmental learning and teaching strategy (DLTS) every three years. The most recent DLTSs were submitted in the Spring Term of 2012.
In the run-up to the submission deadline, Rosalind Duhs and Mark Weyers hosted a DLTS-writing guidance session. To view highlights from the session, watch the short video clips below.
Part One: Dr Rosalind Duhs
Part Two: Dr Clive Young
Part Three: Dr Leonie Hannan and Kimberley Freeman
Part Four: Dr Rosalind Duhs
Part Five: Dr Mark Weyers
Page last modified on 18 oct 12 17:08
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