Tutors told: make students priority

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University of the Arts London academics have been told to improve treatment of students following an internal review found concerns about learning and teaching across constituent colleges. A leaked summary of a report stated that students had a range of concerns, including poor feedback, disrupted timetables and lack of access to tutors.

College admissions

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Low morale and fear haunt staff

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Academics at Birmingham University have identified a 'culture of fear' and 'rock bottom morale' in an internal report on staff stress. The report warns that some staff do not think promotions and appointments are fair and are unfulfilled by their work.

Psychological aspects, College teachers, College faculty, Surveys, Job stress

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