Teaching and Learning Portal
"The greatest way to learn something is to teach it; you really get tested."
Dr Andrea Sella, Dept of Chemistry
QUICK LINKS
- Learning and Teaching Strategy 2010-2015
- UCL Manifesto for Teaching and Learning
- UCL Assessment Strategy Guidance for staff
- Academic manual: Compendium of key documents for staff
- Personal tutors' online handbook
- Key skills website: Online advice for staff and students
- Academic regulations: Registry website
- Key documents for staff: Alphabetical list of online resources
- Online timetable: Search by subject, department or degree
Teaching and learning methods
Academic staff need to support students to achieve their goals by developing approaches to teaching that influence, motivate and inspire students to learn.
Change one thing
Read ideas and case studies from around UCL, all based on changing just one thing to enhance your teaching (and your students' learning).
Object-based learning (OBL)
Find out how using objects from UCL Museums and Collections can enhance your lectures and seminars.
Peer-assisted learning (PAL)
This section contains information for lecturers on how PAL mentors can help enrich student learning.
Peer observation of teaching
Peer observation allows teachers to benefit from each other's knowledge and experiences, and promote excellence of teaching within departments.
Research-led learning
Undergraduate students can be exposed to research in a number of ways, from learning about the work of others to conducting their own studies. Discover the benefits to them and to you.
Assessment and feedback
Assessment shapes student learning and regular feedback is top of the list in students' priorities for a good academic experience. Find out about:
Key skills
Teaching staff should help students to develop their key skills alongside their academic studies in order to enhance their employability when they leave university.
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Tell us about the inspiring teaching and learning taking place in your department: email ele.cooper@ucl.ac.uk or call 020 7679 5992 (internal extension 45992).
