Phoenix, June 2020 - The Research Issue

THE RESEARCH ISSUE

The I Poem: A TOOL TO AID REFLECTIVE PRACTICE

Dr Elizabeth Dinse, Careers and Graduate Employability Adviser at the University of Central Lancashire, provides an insight into her PhD which explored assumptions and professionalism in IAG practice. Here, she shares her findings into the nature of reflective practice and discusses a tool to aid to reflective journaling.

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PHOENIX JUNE 2020

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JOINING JISC – NEW CONVERSATIONS, NEW OPPORTUNITIES

RESEARCHER’S DIGEST

CLOSING THE GAPS: ADDRESSING THE EMPLOYMENT CHALLENGES OF CHINESE GRADUATES

THE I POEM: A TOOL TO AID REFLECTIVE PRACTICE

MEASURING THE IMPACT OF CAREER LEARNING IN A DISCIPLINARY CONTEXT

REFLECTION, REFLECTION, REFLECTION: UNCOVERING THE VALUE OF WORK EXPERIENCE

HOW DO THE BENEFITS OF PEER-TO-PEER SUPPORT TRANSLATE INTO AN EMPLOYABILITY CONTEXT?

ENHANCING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE – LINKING DISSERTATIONS TO ATTRIBUTE DEVELOPMENT

SENDING THE LIFT BACK DOWN: DEVELOPING A SCHOLARSHIP TEAM WITHIN A UNIVERSITY CAREERS SERVICE

GRADUATE SKILLS AND LABOUR MARKET READINESS: STUDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THEIR OWN EMPLOYABILITY

ADDRESSING THE PLACEMENT MISMATCH THROUGH PEER COACHING AND MENTORING

FINDING THE BALANCE IN RESEARCH

RESEARCHING THE EXPERIENCE OF BAME CAREER PRACTITIONERS

THE JOURNEY OF A WHITE-BELT PRACTITIONER-RESEARCHER

A HUB OF RESEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE

WHY IS RESEARCH IMPORTANT FOR CAREERS WORK?

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