Student Progression And Transfer - SPAT
A HEFCE FDTL (3) Project 2000 - 2004
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This is the full report made available in sections
Acknowledgements
Executive Summary
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Project information
Progression and transfer
Project objectives
Planned outcomes
Project team
Chapter 3
How the Project was completed
Initial Steps
Phase 0/1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Evaluation
Chapter 4
Research findings
Information gathering and material development
Good practice identified at University of Plymouth, Faculty of Land, Food and Leisure
Research from interviews underpinning pack development discussed under the pack theme headings
Literature relevant to progression and transfer
Specific literature related to pack themes
Chapter 5
The development of materials
Chapter 6
SPAT materials
Types of document
Format of documents
Dissemination to students
Chapter 7
Dissemination and networking activity
Dissemination for awareness
Dissemination for understanding and action
STEPS
HELP
Chapter 8
Working with partners
Partners
Working with dissemination partners
Partner case studies
Transferability
Summary of good practice in use of SPAT materials
Chapter 9
Examples of partner materials
Chapter 10
Good practice case studies
Induction
Partnership
Assessment
Chapter 11
Partnership between FE and HE
Partnership models
Benefits of partnership
Foundation degrees
Student-centred aspects of partnership
Staff-centred aspects of partnership
Supporting HE in FE
Examples of HE in FE good practice
What HE can learn from FE
Case study – Plymouth
Case study – SURF
Chapter 12
Student progression and transfer conference
Chapter 13
Summary and guideline for use of SPAT materials
Summary
Guidelines for use
Chapter 14
SPAT continuation strategy

References

Appendices
2.1 Project team
  2.2 Management and advisory group membership
  3.1 Project evaluators
  4.1 Project interviewees
  6.1 SPAT materials
  8.1 Example of dissemination partner agreement