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THEME 1: STRIKES AND INDUSTRIAL ACTION
Personal impact felt by students
Lectures and seminars cancelled - Impact on Education
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“Cancelled seminars and lectures, missing entire weeks of content without added time to catch up when it’s released at the same time as the next weeks content”
• Students complained that strikes negatively impacted the number of lectures/ seminars they had over the academic year.
“…missed out on a lot of the content”
• They missed content, teaching, placement and lab hours as a consequence.
• Negative impact on assessments, disrupted timetables and workload, loss of momentum and motivation.
“It has lessened the quality and consistency of my lectures + seminars. Causing a disruption to my schedule and my progress in work.”
“I lost study momentum as well as self discipline and attention.”
“I wasn’t able to do my assignment as I was unable to contact people. I failed a unit because of it…”