The Evolution of Discipline Communities 

Published on November 22, 2018

Dr Kay Hack (Principal Adviser for Learning and Teaching with Advance HE), reflects on the evolution of discipline communities. "Evolution has made Homo sapiens, like other social mammals, a xenophobic creature. Sapiens instinctively divide humanity into two parts, ‘we’ and ‘they’.”  

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UKES 2018 Finds that Student Engagement Levels Continue to Increase

November 22, 2018
Advance HE has published the UK Engagement Survey (UKES), revealing positive trends in student engagement. For the first time ‘commuter’ students have been analysed in detail in the survey, highlighting their high levels of involvement across the board.

The Evolution of Discipline Communities 

November 22, 2018
Dr Kay Hack (Principal Adviser for Learning and Teaching with Advance HE), reflects on the evolution of discipline communities. "Evolution has made Homo sapiens, like other social mammals, a xenophobic creature. Sapiens instinctively divide humanity into two parts, ‘we’ and ‘they’.”