#我属于:在包容的学习环境中获得归属感

L. Thomas
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“我属于”是一个伊拉斯谟+项目,提供一套基于证据的干预措施,以提高第一代入学学生、少数民族学生或具有“移民背景”的学生的归属感和成功程度。这些活动在课程或项目层面上进行,涉及到与教职员工和学生的合作。本文借鉴相关研究,阐述了#我属于#活动计划的基本原理,并描述了三个相互关联的干预措施:对话日、团队教师反思和社区指导。使用项目理论评估工具:变化理论和逻辑链对干预措施进行评估。这些描述强调了效果良好的活动,如何将授课从面对面授课调整为在线授课,以及短期效益和中期成果的证据。文章最后反思了这套干预措施如何被其他课程、大学和部门使用,以提高不同学生和员工的归属感和成功。
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#Ibelong: Towards a sense of belonging in an inclusive learning environment
#Ibelong is an Erasmus+ project delivering a suite of evidence-informed interventions to improve the belonging and success of students who are first-generation entrants, from ethnic minorities or have a ‘migrant background’. The activities operate at course or programme level and involve working with both staff and students. This article provides a rationale for the #Ibelong programme of activities by drawing on relevant research and describing the three interconnected interventions: Dialogue Days, Team Teacher Reflection and Community Mentoring. The interventions were evaluated using Programme Theory evaluation tools: theory of change and logic chains. The descriptions highlight activities that have worked well, how delivery has been adapted from in-person to online delivery, and evidence of short-term benefits and medium-term outcomes. The article concludes by reflecting on how this suite of interventions could be used by other courses, universities and sectors, to improve the belonging and success of diverse students and staff.
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