Badges
What is Different About Postgraduate Taught
Description
Awarded for successfully completing the UKAT Professional Development Curriculum online learning module What is Different About Postgraduate Taught?
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Earning criteria
Recipients must complete the earning criteria to earn this badge
Has completed the video learning and interactive activities of the module What is Different About Postgraduate Taught? and completed a focused reflection to consider how the learning applies to their own practice as personal tutor/academic advisor.
Alignments
This badge is aligned to the competencies of these frameworks
C3 - Academic advising and tutoring approaches and strategies
Description: Partially satisfies the requirements of competency C3: Academic advising and tutoring approaches and strategies
Framework: UKAT Professional Framework for Academic Advising and Personal Tutoring
I5 - The characteristics, needs, and experiences of major and emerging student populations
Description: Partially satisfies the requirements of competency I5: The characteristics, needs, and experiences of major and emerging student populations
Framework: UKAT Professional Framework for Academic Advising and Personal Tutoring
Description: Partially satisfies the requirements of competency R3: Motivate, encourage, and support students to recognize their potential, meet challenges, and respect individuality
Framework: UKAT Professional Framework for Academic Advising and Personal Tutoring
Description: Partially satisfies the requirements of competency P1: Create and support environments that consider the needs and perspectives of students, and respect individual learners
Framework: UKAT Professional Framework for Academic Advising and Personal Tutoring
Description: Partially satisfies the requirements of competency P2: Appreciate students’ views and cultures, maintain a student-centred approach and mindset, and treat students with sensitivity and fairness
Framework: UKAT Professional Framework for Academic Advising and Personal Tutoring