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Three critical areas of developmental work

(cont.)

2. Delivery of the curriculum

Comprises all the ways in which a given curriculum is communicated and

made accessible to the students, encompassing:

teaching, learning support, advice and guidance, coaching, mentorship, peer and

collaborative learning, feedback and assessment, personal development planning and

tutoring, skills development and practice, and access to resources…

(JISC undated)

plus, in the SA context, psychosocial support and academic staff development

need to be in place irrespective of the nature of the curriculum

Facilitated or burdened by the effectiveness of curriculum content and

structure for the student body

In our context, particular significance of ‘concurrent’ student support

takes the curriculum content and structure as a given

a critical complement to, but not a substitute for, appropriate content or

effective structural design

very limited capacity in itself to deal with deep inequalities in preparedness

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