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Practical Orientation
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Introduction
Practical orientation requires students to be able to navigate their learning environments (physical and virtual. They need to know when and where to go, and who to contact for classes, development, resources, support and information. Practical orientation is best achieved through designing a responsive learning environment with strong, clear, proactive and accessible support. A responsive learning environment is one in which students’ day-to-day queries and practical requirements are answered and met respectively.
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Lisa Gorton | Pre arrival email |
Stuart Moss | Pre arrival social media |
Wendy Altinors | Extended induction support |
Andy Abraham | Enhanced contact with Academic Advisers |
Natalia Gerodetti | Extended, assessed induction activity |
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