Tina Harvey

  • Lecturer in Working with Children and Families and Health and Social Care
  • Institute of Health
  • Learning, Education & Development Research Centre
  • Health and Wellbeing
Tina Harvey

Biography

I am a lecturer for the BA (Hons) Working with Children and Families programme and the BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care. I am also cohort lead for Level 4, a personal tutor for level 3 and level 4, and a dissertation supervisor for level 6.

The subjects which I deliver are:

Contemporary issues in the Media 

Professional practice in the community

Perspectives in Human Development

Developing academic writing and reflective practice

Introduction to health and wellbeing

Values and principals in health and social care

Professional skills for working with children, young people, families and the community.

 

 

Qualifications and memberships

BSc First Class Honours Degree in Child and Family Studies

PgCE Post Compulsory - Grade 1

PgC in Academic Practice

MA Educational Professional Practice

HEA Fellow Status

Academic and research interests

My main research interests are regarding learning, teaching and assessment in Higher Education. In particular, how alternative assessment methods to written essays can help students demonstrate key life and employability skills, such as authentic assessment. I also have a keen interest in how students use their feedback and the use of peer feedback in supporting and devloping individual student understanding and knowledge in the subject matter.

I am also very interested in research regarding the increasing numbers of widening participation students entering HEI's and how LTA practices need to be evaluated in order to effectively nurture these students through their time as undergrad students.

Alongside a colleague, we have ongoing research projects regarding assessment feedback, and also student support and progression from the Integrated Foundation Year programme.

Publications

Conferences:

O’Brien, R. and Harvey, T. (2017) ‘Closing the GAP: Addressing Educational Inequality through Authentic Assessment.’ 6th International AHE Conference, 28th June 2017, Manchester

Harvey, T. (2017) ‘Building Peer Support: Developing Student Employability.’ 6th International AHE Conference, 28th June 2017, Manchester

Harvey, T. (2017) ‘Building Peer Support: Developing Student Employability.’ Learning and Teaching Fest 2017, 20th June 2017, University of Cumbria, Carlisle.

O’Brien, R. and Harvey, T. (2017) ‘Closing the GAP: Addressing Educational Inequality through Authentic Assessment.’ Learning and Teaching Fest 2017, 20th June 2017, University of Cumbria, Carlisle.

Harvey, T. (2017) ‘Building Peer Support: Developing Peer Feedback Opportunities with Level 4 Students’. Applied Psychology & WCF Staff-Student Conference. 28th April 2017, University of Cumbria, Carlisle.

Harvey, T. (2017) Authentic Assessment: Developing Student Employability’. Applied Psychology & WCF Staff-Student Conference. 28th April 2017, University of Cumbria, Carlisle.

Harvey, T. (2017) ‘Authentic Assessment: Developing Student Employability.’ Winter RIPLE 2017, 11th January 2017, University of Cumbria, Cumbria.

Harvey, T. (2016) ‘Preparation for the real world.’ Learning and Teaching Fest 2016, 7th June 2016, University of Cumbria, Cumbria.

Harvey, T. (2019) ‘Collaboration with students: Listening to the student voice to develop assessment feedback practice’ University of Cumbria Learning and Teaching Fest, 3rd July 2019.

Scott, J. and Harvey, T. (2020) ‘Tools to succeed: Student perspectives on transitioning from foundation year programmes onto their chosen degree pathway’ Annual Foundation Year Network conference, 13th July 2020, online.

Scott, J. and Harvey, T. (2020) ‘Tools to succeed: Student perspectives on transitioning from foundation year programmes onto their chosen degree pathway’ Erasmus+ MaCE project National Practitioners Conference & International Research Conference, 5th June 2020, online.

Hoyle, K., Ruston, S., Scott, J. and Harvey, T. (2020) ‘Using PebblePad to enhance the effectiveness of personal tutoring and improve student engagement’ Advanced HE Teaching and Learning Conference, 7th July 2020, online.

Hoyle, K., Ruston, S., Scott, J. and Harvey, T. (2020) ‘Using PebblePad to enhance the effectiveness of personal tutoring and improve student engagement’ University of Cumbria Learning and Teaching Fest, July 2020.

 

Publications:

Hoyle, K., Ruston, S., Scott, J. and Harvey, T. (2020) Using PebblePad to enhance the effectiveness of personal tutoring and

improve student engagement, in Poot, A. ‘Charting new courses in teaching and learning’, Telford: Pebble Learning Ltd