Author Archives: Andrea Marfo

Inclusive Practice – Feedback, Exchange and Feedback

Feedback and Comments from Shani-Louise Osei: Lecturer in Learning and Teaching Development (Notes taken from my 1-1 tutorial on Teams call on 21/06/24) Shani’s feedback provided clear guidance on how to proceed with the intervention. Shani suggested narrowing and prioritising … Continue reading

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Inclusive Practice – Reflective Report

Reflective Report – Taking Digital and Manual Notes Introduction As a computer aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) specialist technician in the School of Fashion, I work across eight courses interested in learning CAD/CAM software or those seeking to incorporate … Continue reading

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Inclusive Practice – Blog Post 3 – Race

RACE Having read the videos and resources: Bradbury’s journey speaks about Critical Race Theory (CRT) and how it can be used as a framework for examining educational policies. Key points raised: Garrett’s Journal examined how racism can affect career progression … Continue reading

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Inclusive Practice – Blog Post 2 – Faith

Faith After watching Appiah’s video, I found it quite challenging to understand the main points he wanted to convey about religion. One of the main concepts was that because religion cannot be accurately and consistently defined, it therefore does not … Continue reading

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Inclusive Practice – Blog Post 1 – Disability

Disability My reflection on three video resources. “I am disabled because society has not allowed me to shine and not because of my disability” (Adepitan, 2020) Adepitan’s quote highlights how breaking systemic barriers will allow individuals with disabilities to shine … Continue reading

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Inclusive Practice Unit: Intervention Outline   

Taking Notes (Digital Notes and Manual Notes)   May 2024.   Some students can be put at more of an advantage or disadvantage due to their individual privileges when they are engaging in the learning and retaining of information. This can be … Continue reading

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Case Study 3: Assessing learning and exchanging feedback

Contextual Background   Before I prepare a workshop, I make sure to check it against the unit brief, so that I am informed on how I will need to structure the students’ formative assessment.(Nicol, Macfarlane-Dick, 2021).Reviewing the brief, also ensures … Continue reading

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Case Study 2: Planning and teaching for effective learning

Contextual Background   In the last year, being able to consistently plan for improvement in the effectiveness of my teaching practice hasn’t always been easy. This is because a lot of my technician role involves being physically available for students, and … Continue reading

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3: Observation of my teaching practice by my tutor

Record of Observation or Review of Teaching Practice    Session/artefact to be observed/reviewed: Teaching students from various linguistic backgrounds CAD/CAM software, Gerber,Lectra and Optitex  Size of student group: Variable between 5-25  Observer: Lindsay Jordan  Observee: Andrea Marfo   Note: This … Continue reading

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2: Observation of my teaching practice by my peer

Record of Observation or Review of Teaching Practice    Session/artefact to be observed/reviewed: BA Fashion Design and Development Lesson & Demo workshop: Pattern Scanning & Marker Making on Lectra & Nscan Software   Size of student group: 18 Students  Observer: Kira … Continue reading

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