From tokenism to transformation: Acknowledging the missing voices of marginalised students in higher education, beyond box-ticking frameworks.
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| Title: | From tokenism to transformation: Acknowledging the missing voices of marginalised students in higher education, beyond box-ticking frameworks. |
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| Authors: | Graham, Lesley1 Lesley.Graham@glasgow.ac.uk, Lindsay, Susan1 |
| Source: | Open Scholarship of Teaching & Learning. 2025, Vol. 4 Issue 1, p79-84. 6p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Higher education, *Learning, *Student engagement, Tokenism, Customer cocreation |
| Abstract: | We have recently been investigating inclusion for attainment with an intersectional gender perspective with a focus on co-creation strategies for inclusive assessment and feedback. This short opinion piece acts as a spotlight piece of shared thoughts are provocations for thinking about what effectiveness looks like for the ‘inclusive curriculum’. We hope our piece stimulates debate and further engagement. This piece also allows a platform for discussions to allow practitioners to reflect and ask themselves questions around their own practice and this can be used to shape frameworks for inclusion to shine through. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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