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Hosted by Dr Stuart Grey · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 25 episodes
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The Student Voice Weekly is a short podcast for UK higher education leaders who want to turn student feedback, policy and research into practical action.Each week, Dr Stuart Grey, founder of Student Voice AI and Senior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow, unpacks the latest evidence on student voice, assessment, feedback, regulation and institutional improvement.Expect concise briefings on HE research, OfS and QAA developments, NSS and survey practice, and practical ways to use student comments more rigorously.
Dr Stuart Grey hosts The Student Voice Weekly, a education show with 25 episodes published.
This week, Dr Stuart Grey steps away from the usual research and sector-news format to talk directly about data security and provenance. Prompted by Student Voice's recent move to serve Irish institutions from an EU data
This week, Dr Stuart Grey asks who gets to decide what universities ask students in the first place. Drawing on papers he read this week, his own teaching, and Student Voice's national NSS comment analysis, Stuart explor
This week, Dr Stuart Grey looks at how universities can design student voice around usable space, meaningful expression, a real audience, and visible influence. The episode considers a Manchester Metropolitan University
This week, Dr Stuart Grey looks at the difference between students participating in teaching and feeling able to influence it. The episode examines a study of 1,713 final-year students in Colombia, where expressive voice
This week, Dr Stuart Grey focuses on QAA's response to NSS 2026 and what universities need to do once the results-day headlines have passed. The episode looks at internal enhancement, weaker experiences among part-time,
This week, Dr Stuart Grey focuses on NSS 2026 results day: the national headlines, the disabled student gaps that still need action, and what it takes to turn large volumes of student comments into usable evidence quickl
This week, Dr Stuart Grey starts with Daniel Robson and Helena Lim's Wonkhe piece on King's College London, where the NSS comment analysis work was delivered in collaboration with Student Voice AI. The episode discusses
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses why universities need sharper AI-related student feedback questions, especially as guidance moves from broad policy statements into modules, assessments, and local teaching practice. T
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses why students judge staff AI use through care, trust, fairness, and visible human judgement, not only through technical competence or speed. The episode covers new research on student p
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses AI legitimacy and student voice evidence: why students judge AI through trust, anxiety, fairness, and the visibility of human judgement, not only through speed or technical performance
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses time poverty and student voice evidence: how low-income students lose study time through work, travel, administration, money pressure, and systems that assume spare capacity. The episo
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses belonging and student voice evidence: why international wellbeing, friendship formation, and collaborative study are shaped by ordinary academic contact rather than slogans or one-off
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses AI feedback and student voice evidence: how universities can use AI feedback without removing teacher judgement, and how assessment evidence connects with student value, belonging and
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses feedback evidence: how universities move beyond headline scores and into the student comments, context and action trail underneath them. The episode covers feedback literacy, OfS scrut
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses belonging, partnership and timing: why welcome week is not enough to be a university's belonging strategy. The episode covers research on first-year introduction week, student voice as
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses engagement as a design problem. Weak engagement often tells universities something about the conditions they have created, not simply something about student motivation. The episode co
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses GenAI disclosure as a trust problem. Students are more likely to disclose AI use when governance feels fair, consistent and credible in real teaching practice. The episode connects res
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses belonging and retention: why one belonging score is rarely enough to explain who feels connected, who is drifting and what universities should do next. The episode covers a review of 6
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses why student evaluation reports do not improve teaching on their own. The improvement happens in the conversations staff and students have after the data is collected. The episode cover
This week, Dr Stuart Grey discusses evaluation design: why staff and students need to co-design feedback instruments before anyone can fully trust the data they produce. The episode connects a six-year evaluation redesig
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