Students as active partners in shaping their learning experience - Leeds Trinity University College
A case study from the Department of Humanities in the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at Leeds Trinity University College. It outlines how input from course representatives led to a major enhancement of a module.
Full Title - Rewriting the French Revolution: Students as active partners in shaping their learning experience
(2011)
Item Number:146
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