Creative Learning, Teaching, and Assessment for Arts and Humanities Higher Education

Glenn Fosbraey is Senior Lecturer and Head of English, Creative Writing, and American Studies at the University of Winchester, UK, and Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).

• Introduction, Glenn Fosbraey (University of Winchester, UK)Part I: Inside the Classroom: Collaboration, Environment, Expectations and Interactivity1. Creating the Right Learning Environment and Professional Identity, Amanda Turner, (University of Bolton, UK)2. Resources’ and ‘Sign-Makers’: Teaching Identity Construction in Academic English through Modality and Visuals, Taryn Bernard (Stellenbosch University, South Africa)3. Students as Collaborators, Jo Trelfa, Claire Ancient, Chris O’Connor, and Josephine Morris (University of Winchester, UK)4. The Value of Interactivity: Connections within a Community, Roel Boomsma, Janine Coupe, Emma Della Marta, Olga Gouveros, Elaine Huber, Maria Ishkova, Anya Johnson, Benjamin Lay, Louise Luff, Helena Nguyen, Mesepa Paul and Eagle Zhang (Sydney University, Australia)5. Co-Teaching Literature through the Eyes of the Blind Teacher, Chris Mounsey and Stan Booth (University of Winchester, UK)6. Using Reflection to Cultivate Creativity in Faculty Members, Jonna L. Myers and Amanda F. Evert (Southwestern Oklahoma State University, USA)Part II: Outside the Classroom: Module Design, Employability, Well-being and Post-Uni Care7. Revisioning and Humanizing Assessment in Teacher Education, Katherine Bates, John Buchanan, Fiona Dobrijevich, Sue Lane and Tracey-Ann Palmer (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)8. Learning from Experience: Creating the Right Online Environment for Creative Teacher Education, Tony Reeves, Nicholas Houghton, and Ray Martin (University for the Creative Arts, UK)9. Embedding Mental Wellbeing in Modules, Geoff Mills (University of Reading, UK)10. Combining Creativity and Employability in Higher Education, James Wadsworth (University of Lincoln, UK)11. Enhancing the Post-University Experience via Graduate ‘Writing Weekends’, Glenn Fosbraey (University of Winchester, UK)Conclusion: Improving Inclusivity through Creative Approaches to Learning, Teaching and Assessment, Cassie Violet Lowe (University of Cambridge, UK)Index

This is an insightful, readable collection for teachers, course designers and others who care about arts and humanities education. The voices included from across disciplines show how teaching and learning is a creative, evolving, porous two-way process not only between educators and students, but also pre- and post-Covid, technology and human, university and society, classroom and the workplace.