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Section Off Campus Teaching

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Off-campus teaching refers to formal learning opportunities that take place outside of University owned facilities (e.g. fieldwork / trips, placements and study abroad). 

This section aims to ensure that all off campus experiences are available to all students as far as possible. While offering many worthwhile learning opportunities, off campus teaching can raise accessibility issues, and where there is an off-campus element, whether optional or compulsory, it is important to consider possible barriers that may arise, and to reflect on ways of ensuring that the learning opportunity is accessible to all students. 

For more see TIC: Off-Campus Teaching

Note: There is a separate section to look at placements. 

Question Answer Notes

Question 1

Where possible, are off campus elements organised to places that are accessible?

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Click here to see the video on inclusive considerations in Off Campus teaching (length 3m 55s)

Answering YES would indicate:

You ensure off campus elements are accessible with regards to:

  • Mobility,
  • Fitness,
  • Hearing or sight,
  • Available money.

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Question 2

Where possible, are off campus elements planned to places that are accessible?

Would you like more information?

Click here to see the video on inclusive considerations in Off Campus teaching (length 3m 55s)

Answering YES would indicate:

Off campus elements are accessible with regards to:

  • Mobility,
  • Fitness,
  • Hearing or sight,
  • Available money.

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  • add details where 'yes', 'no' or 'not sure' are insufficient

Question 3

If an off-campus element is necessarily inaccessible to a student, do / would you proactively arrange an alternative experience (e.g. virtual field trip) to satisfy the learning outcomes of this student?

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Question 4

If an off-campus element is necessarily inaccessible to a student, do / would you proactively arrange an alternative experience (e.g. virtual field trip) to satisfy the learning outcomes of this student?

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Question 5

If an off-campus element is necessarily inaccessible to a student, would you proactively arrange an alternative experience (e.g. virtual field trip) to satisfy the learning outcomes of this student?

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Question 6

Are students provided with information regarding off campus teaching in advance (i.e. what it will involve, what advanced preparation is needed)?

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Question 7

Are students provided with information regarding off campus teaching well in advance (i.e. what it will involve, what advanced preparation is needed)?

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Question 8

Do students know who they can contact if they have queries / problems regarding off campus teaching?

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Question 9

Do students know who they can contact if they have queries / problems regarding off campus teaching?

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Would you like to comment further / add any notes? How do you relay this information to students?

Question 10

Do you actively encourage disclosure of additional needs by students with assurances that this will not disadvantage the student involved?

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Question 11

Do you actively encourage disclosure of additional needs by students with assurances that this will not disadvantage the student involved?

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Question 12

Are physical accessibility and student services / facilities considered when choosing partner institutes? 

Choose N/A if you do not organise study abroad for your students.

Answering YES would indicate:

You consider whether the built environment is accessible, the level of services and facilities available in the institution, the cost of living in the area etc.

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Question 13

Study Abroad:

Has physical accessibility and student services / facilities been considered when choosing partner institutes? 

Choose N/A if you do not organise study abroad for your students.

Answering YES would indicate:

You consider whether the built environment is accessible, the level of services and facilities available in the institution, the cost of living in the area etc.

No
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Not applicable
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Question 14

Are there clear procedures for reporting additional needs of students to partner institutes (with the permission of relevant students)?

Choose N/A if you do not organise study abroad for your students.  

Answering YES would indicate:

There is an agreed procedure for the disclosure of needs, assessment of supports required, and establishment of supports.

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Would you like to comment further / add any notes? You may wish to summarise your procedure.  

Question 15

Are the barriers that particular off-campus activities may pose for students considered? 

You ensure activities can be undertaken by students regardless of:

  • Mobility,
  • Fitness,
  • Hearing or sight,
  • Available money.

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Question 16

Are the barriers that particular off-campus activities may pose for students considered?  

Click here to see the video where Prof. Pete Coxon describes offering choice in field work (2m 34s)

Answering YES would indicate:

 

You ensure activities can be undertaken by students regardless of:

  • Mobility,
  • Fitness,
  • Hearing or sight,
  • Available money.

Or offer flexibility within student activities so students can choose an activity they can engage in. 

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