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Thank you Madam❤ respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰

I want to be a lecturer same as a employe..now I ama uni student and can I work employe as a lecturer?

How do you handle your classes? Reschedule?

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Very nice description. During the busy semester, we do have a professional leaves for a conference. Can you share how we can manage the time and mood as a junior teacher? Especially, first time to go conference

A nice ‘behind the scenes’ vlog! 👍 Loved the food 🤤

"Three days Diary of UK academic in a conference" 🏫🏫🏫- Lovely video, Greetings 👏👏👏

Your videos are very helpful.

It is really stressful for academics too! I always tell myself that i will prepare better during the summer. Never works....😂

Greetings from Sweden. Thanks for this information.

Thanks for the video, thought late to comment, but I am happy to say that you predicted the future and now we all see how hybrid teaching is spreading and appreciate its importance, Greetings

Just wanted to know very off topic - when attending conferences what’s the dress code?

Thank you for sharing! 🤩I will start back lecturing soon after a long semester break

I finished teaching my 1st lecture this semester today, and in the end the students applauded. I'm very touched...

Hi, what are the pros and cons? Can list up one by one? Thank you.

Great help

University positions like these vary widely from region to region, and also if it’s a public university or a private one. Here in the Pacific Northwest, a lecturer is literally just that: you come in and do lectures. You’re part of an instructional team. And you usually only have a Masters degree. So interesting how that is different in the UK! Also, in the U.S., if you have more than one Masters degree but haven’t started your PhD or Ed yet, but you’re teaching in Higher Ed, you’re called a professor. If you have your PhD or Ed, you’re called a Dr.

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I watched the video 2 years after its release, Keep progressing 👍, will keep waiting for 2024 review, Greetings

Thank you, you live was a relief in the middle of a stressful day 😍

HI, Useful video. How to apply directly for FHEA? Please advise

I'll start in 20 days and I'm a bit nervous. Thank you for this video 💗

I will like to get HEA Fellowship. I have Lectured for 7 years outside UK

Thanks for the video. A well-planned semester is crucial for a university academic staff member. Effective time management ensures that teaching responsibilities, research projects, administrative duties, and personal commitments are balanced. Careful planning helps to prevent burnout, maintain a high quality of work, and meet deadlines. By organizing tasks and setting realistic goals, academic staff can optimize their productivity and contribute effectively to the university's mission. Great video as usual, Greetings 😍

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This was a really useful video for me. I am going to be giving training to field technicians in the telecommunications sector in Africa. I have never done any training or lecturing before and am very anxious about it. Your video gave me some good ideas for how to start my training sessions and get the nerves settled. I look forward to watching more of your content. Thank you :)

another amazing video! id be interested to hear about what academics do during the summer when they don't have students to teach? as an under graduate students I found the summers break to be really boring. my kids loved it not having to go to school. on my postgrad I didn't get a summer break as I was writing up my Dissertation (which has now been submitted) and now I'm just waiting for the intake week at my university to start my PhD on the 23rd.

I’m glad I came across this. I’ve been lecturing for 5 yrs now and the long breaks between semesters can make one feel out of touch once it’s time to start lecturing again

You look like a teacher

Just to let you know (although I doubt you will see this) but I am sharing your video on a course for new university teachers. Your videos are great. Thank you.

Thanks for the useful information

I am fron Spain lokking forward into full funded PhD in STEAM in the uk. I came across with a project that has annual stipend of £19,237. It is this enough to live in Manchester or I need to find a part-time job?

Keep in mind to demand the appropriate position where necessary. It's not that rare, that some professors want the first author position despite not contributing anything besides their existence. I am very adamant to demand first authorship where applicable and even go as far as outright refusing any authorship to professors who didn't even do any supervision work. Don't care who you are, whether or not I work for you or whatever. If you want to be on a paper, you better contribute. To my surprise, I never had much discussions about it. Just recently we had an undergraduate do all the work, me supervising the work and professor merely supervising my supervision. I swapped the positions of the authors around for her to be first author, me being second and him being last with the remark that if he doesn't like it, he's free to completely delete his name off the paper. No objections, it was submitted with my suggested order.

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This is really helpful, thank you for making this video

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Amazing speech. Thank you

Just came across your channel and it's brilliant! If you haven't shared a video of your interview talk, please do!

Thanks for the great video, I got a research funding once, hoping to make it again, thanks for your advices, greetings

Thanks, that was very interesting! I teach rather small courses, so we often start with a round of people vocalizing their current state in one word (energized, interested, tired, exhausted...). Really helps me to know what my students need that day :)

Please make a vdo on post doc in marketing or commerce and management for Indians.

Can you please do a video on how you plan such as if you use any planners etc?

Refunds, because we all love dealing with them-important info

Love watching your videos, it really inspired me. How do I go about getting more classes to teach as so far I was only given one class during my journey starting out in my DBA journey?

I have a question. Do you know of anyone being trained as a lecturer during their PhD?

Thank you 😊

Hi, I commented on one of your other videos (I love your work, by the way). My master's degree is in Law, AI and New Technologies (LLM (the degree, not Large Language Models)). In my law school, they do not want students using any kind of AI to complete their work due to the risk of plagiarism. I'm sure you understand that within the law, both academic and industry, integrity is, first and foremost, a top priority. In my free time, I researched AI detection tools such as the one built into TurnItIn, and while it gives an indication of how much of the content is written by AI, it can actually be false. For example, OpenAI (the creators of ChatGPT) developed and released their own AI detection tool. A week later, it was withdrawn from the market due to inaccuracies in identifying AI-generated content. My theory is that a Generative AI system such as ChatGPT needs training data to learn and create the content, and this data is originally human-generated. This means that the AI is creating its content based on human-generated sources, which results in the AI content being indistinguishable from humans. While a lecturer may know for certain that the assessment paper is created by AI, the student copied and pasted it into a Word document and submitted it, proving it is impossible. This is why I am studying for a PhD in the best way to integrate AI into legal education. I am happy to discuss this further with you in detail if you would like. Let me know.

Hi, I'm due to start my PhD in Law & AI. It's a multidiscipline exploring the best use and integration of artificial intelligence in legal education to prepare students for an AI-driven legal career. I was wondering if you had any 'early academic career' advice, or maybe you have already made a video on it?

Thank you for the video. I m so nervous! I look forward to learning more from you.