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Teaching and Learning Together in Higher Education (TLTHE) serves as a forum for the reflective work of college faculty and students working together to explore and enact effective classroom practice. Published three times per year, the journal is premised on the centrality to successful pedagogy of dialogue and collaboration among faculty and students in explorations and revisions of approaches to teaching and learning in higher education. The journal has several aims:
● To include student perspectives and voices in analyses, affirmations, and revisions of educational practice at the post-secondary level
● To offer windows onto the development of pedagogical insights that faculty and students gain when they collaborate on explorations of classroom practice and systematically reflect on that collaboration
● To create forums for dialogue between faculty and students whose work is featured in this journal and others engaged in similar work
● To explore in particular the challenges and possibilities of such collaborations
Current Issue: Issue 48 (2025)
Articles
Introduction: Building a Student Empowerment and Partnership Programme Driving Innovation and Change across the Technological Higher Education Sector in Ireland
Carina Ginty and Moira Maguire
Fairy Godmothers: Empowerment by Design, Magic in Unexpected Moments
Jessica Duffy, Aoife Kelliher, Caitriona McGrattan, Roisin Murray, and Raquel Volpini Cox
Invisible Witnesses: Unpacking the Interactions of Student-Staff Partnerships through Reflective Interview Summary Notes
Sarah Carroll and Olya Antropova
"No Closed Door": How a Peer-Led Wellness Café Model Facilitated & Supported Staff-Student Partnerships
Sharon Ferguson and Aimee O. Byrne
Rethinking Sustainability in Business Education
Gabriela Gliga and Auguste Buliauskaite
Navigating Interdisciplinarity: A Holistic Reflection on Collaboration and Learning in an N-TUTORR Supported Hackathon
Elaine Edmonds
Reflecting on the ATU Assessment Hackathon: Exploring Assessment and AI through Collaborative Challenge-Based Learning
Noreen Henry, Nokuvimba Chiyaka, and Olya Antropova