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A student receiving an award at the LSESU Teaching Awards

Teaching Awards

Every year during Lent Term, we support our students to recognise and give thanks to members of staff who have made a positive impact on their time at LSE, through a number of different awards.

Categories

The first ground under which you can SubjectKnowledge (under stage 1) is a ‘procedural error.’

  • Helps you to utilise skills you learn in your degree to reach your full potential
  • Adds value to your prospects by extending and developing your skillset
  • Encourages you to excel professionally
  • Adds value to your LSE experience
  • Shares networks and academic opportunities with you where appropriate
  • Understands the pressures that LSE students face at University
  • Is knowledgeable about the support services and welfare provisions that they can signpost you to
  • Cares about your personal wellbeing?
  • Offers appropriate and valuable support
  • Provides a consistent point of contact for you throughout your time at LSE
  • Facilitates engaging debates and dialogue
  • Offers course materials which are diverse and inclusive
  • Takes the time to make sure the subject matter is completely understood
  • Has a positive and encouraging approach to teaching and learning
  • Provides constructive and relevant feedback in a timely manner
  • Provides comments to help you build on previous success and to make future improvements
  • Is approachable and responsive to students
  • Uses innovative methods in communicating and delivering feedback
  • Encourages your continuing academic development
  • Your PhD Supervisor considers you to be their intellectual equal
  • They are personally invested in the success and outcomes of your research
  • They acknowledge the value that you bring to the LSE academic community
  • Your Supervisor equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to successfully carry out your work
  • They share networks and academic opportunities with you where appropriate
  • They encourage you to explore new and different ideas to their own
  • Your Supervisor considers you to be their intellectual equal
  • They are personally invested in the success and outcomes of your research
  • They acknowledge the value that you bring to the LSE academic community
  • Your Supervisor equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to successfully carry out your work
  • They share networks and academic opportunities with you where appropriate
  • They encourage you to explore new and different ideas to their own
  • Is willing to go beyond the traditional model and methods of teaching delivery to ensure the subject matter is understood
  • Provides different and exciting perspectives on the curriculum or subject
  • Seamlessly incorporates technology into their teaching practices
  • Brings cutting edge research to their teaching
  • Is charismatic and personable
  • Has a comprehensive knowledge of their subject area
  • Challenges existing theories and offers new perspectives
  • Drives you to further your knowledge and understanding of the subject area
  • Encourages you to apply the principles of the subject area within the wider world
  • Well-known amongst their cohort, where students feel comfortable giving feedback
  • Goes out of their way to support their peers and to gather representative feedback
  • Attends SSLC meetings and works with departments to close the feedback loop
  • Problem solves and seeks innovative solutions to problems
  • Is brilliantly organised and offers great administrative support
  • Continuously works to develop and enhance the student experience
  • Listens and acts upon student feedback
  • Engages with students to offer advice and support
  • Is brilliantly organised and has great administrative support
  • Engages and interacts effectively, fostering a great departmental community
  • Listens and acts upon student feedback
  • Has excellent welfare and pastoral support services
  • Puts diversity and inclusion at the heart of everything they do
  • Has enabled a smooth transition to online learning
  • Has taken an inventive and engaging approach to sustaining engagement with the subject matter of the course
  • Has created a motivating and stimulating environment for digital learning
  • Has actively encouraged contributions and maintained dialogue with (and between) participants of the course
  • Has established a collaborative, supportive and inclusive online learning community

Nominations

We will release more details about nominations for the 2020 - 21 academic year during Lent Term.


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