Improving student writing: working in partnership to develop the Student Academic Literacy Tool (SALT)

Susan Becker, Luke Kennedy, Holly Shahverdi, Nadine Spence

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Abstract

Developing an effective academic writing style can be a crucial determinant for degree success in undergraduate programmes which rely almost exclusively on written assessments to measure academic ability. The SALT project has brought together academic staff and students to develop an accessible and useful tool to enable students to recognise the characteristics of academic writing which need to be developed in order to be successful in written assessments. Crucial to the success of the project so far has been the involvement of student research partners as co-creators and owners of the tool. This report describes the development of the project and presents a model of partnership working in academic research which recognises the importance of students as owners of co-created research outputs and intellectual property.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages6
JournalJournal of Educational Innovation Partnership and Change
Volume1
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2015

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