But we want to be taught: experiences of using an engagement-through-partnership approach in a physiotherapy module

Larissa Kempenaar; Sivaramkumar Shanmugam; Elspeth Donaldson

But we want to be taught: experiences of using an engagement-through-partnership approach in a physiotherapy module

Larissa Kempenaar, Sivaramkumar Shanmugam, Elspeth Donaldson

Physiotherapy

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Abstract

The MSc Physiotherapy Pre-registration programme at Glasgow Caledonian University prepares students for registration with the Chartered Society for
Physiotherapy. While the undergraduate Physiotherapy programme is funded by the Government, the 2 year MSc programme is self-funded. The Health Promotion module, part of the new MSc Physiotherapy pre-registration curriculum, is perceived by many students as a ‘non-core’ subject in relation to physiotherapy and student engagement has historically been poor. The module team applied
action-research to redesign the delivery of the 12 week module using an engagement-through partnership approach as advocated by the Higher
Education Academy (HEA, 2014).

Original language	English
Pages	13
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

Glasgow Caledonian University
MSc Physiotherapy
student engagement

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Kempenaar, L., Shanmugam, S., & Donaldson, E. (2015). But we want to be taught: experiences of using an engagement-through-partnership approach in a physiotherapy module. 13.

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