Andréia Vargas-Seymour (she/her)
@a-vargas-seymour.bsky.social
Senior Teaching Fellow in Education Development | PG Cert ULT Programme Co-Director
Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship/Educational Development Unit, Imperial College London
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/staff/educational-development/
Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship/Educational Development Unit, Imperial College London
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/staff/educational-development/
Link to publication: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Mapping Student-GenAI Interactions onto Experiential Learning: The GENIAL Framework
<span>This study proposes a conceptual framework for understanding how generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) affects university students’ learning journey.
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November 7, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Link to publication: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Btw, Knowles acknowledged himself in his memoir that he'd 'stolen' the model from the Europeans, recounting how a Yugoslavian educator, Dusan Savicevic, identified the framework for adult education he was describing in their conversation as andragogy - to which Knowles responded 'Whatagogy?!' 5/5
July 31, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Btw, Knowles acknowledged himself in his memoir that he'd 'stolen' the model from the Europeans, recounting how a Yugoslavian educator, Dusan Savicevic, identified the framework for adult education he was describing in their conversation as andragogy - to which Knowles responded 'Whatagogy?!' 5/5
...of the 'American Journal of Human Genetics' summarising Accioly's work led to his recognition as one of the researchers responsible for identifying how sickle cell anaemia in inherited, alongside Neel.
I wonder how much work published in languages other than English remain unrecognised? 4/5
I wonder how much work published in languages other than English remain unrecognised? 4/5
July 31, 2025 at 5:09 PM
...of the 'American Journal of Human Genetics' summarising Accioly's work led to his recognition as one of the researchers responsible for identifying how sickle cell anaemia in inherited, alongside Neel.
I wonder how much work published in languages other than English remain unrecognised? 4/5
I wonder how much work published in languages other than English remain unrecognised? 4/5
...the American geneticist James Neel independently proposed the same hypothesis, publishing it in English in the journal 'Medicine'. Neel was then credited as the first person to describe the inheritance mechanism for sickle cell anaemia.
Almost 30 years later, a letter to the editor... 3/5
Almost 30 years later, a letter to the editor... 3/5
July 31, 2025 at 5:09 PM
...the American geneticist James Neel independently proposed the same hypothesis, publishing it in English in the journal 'Medicine'. Neel was then credited as the first person to describe the inheritance mechanism for sickle cell anaemia.
Almost 30 years later, a letter to the editor... 3/5
Almost 30 years later, a letter to the editor... 3/5
This reminded me of a similar situation I found when researching sickle cell anaemia for my MRes: the Brazilian doctor Jesse Accioly published his hypothesis for the inheritance mechanism of the disease in 1947, in a Brazilian journal of restricted circulation, in Portuguese. In that same year...2/5
July 31, 2025 at 5:09 PM
This reminded me of a similar situation I found when researching sickle cell anaemia for my MRes: the Brazilian doctor Jesse Accioly published his hypothesis for the inheritance mechanism of the disease in 1947, in a Brazilian journal of restricted circulation, in Portuguese. In that same year...2/5
Your 'good enough' is definitely on the 'excellent' side 😉 Congratulations on finishing another succesful project!
July 2, 2025 at 9:30 AM
Your 'good enough' is definitely on the 'excellent' side 😉 Congratulations on finishing another succesful project!
That dining car looks beautiful! Will need more info when you're back. Hope you guys have a lovely time!
July 2, 2025 at 9:26 AM
That dining car looks beautiful! Will need more info when you're back. Hope you guys have a lovely time!