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2. What Form the student experience?
Sense of Connectedness
•Institutional identification
•Student-Staff relationships
•Student-Student relationships
Sense of Capability
•Community participation
•Task and role clarity
•Academic competence
Sense of Resourcefulness
•University-life interface
•Physical environment
•Systems access and navigation
Sense of Purpose
•Disciplinary engagement
•Vocational direction
•Personal development
Sense of
Culture
•Clear values
Source: Lizzio’s ‘5 Senses’ Model (2006)
