Where’s Hector? How a scavenger hunt helps first-year students explore the university campus

Hector Viveros Tapia

Where’s Hector? How a scavenger hunt helps first-year students explore the university campus

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Abstract

A collaborative discovery activity has benefits that go beyond simply helping new students get to know the university grounds. It fosters belonging and fun – and even promotes physical well-being, writes Hector Viveros Tapia

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Times Higher Education
Publication status	Published - 20 Jun 2024

Keywords

Student engagement
Health and well-being
Feature article
Oceania

Access to Document

https://www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/wheres-hector-how-scavenger-hunt-helps-firstyear-students-explore-university-campus

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