Category: Pedagogy & Curriculum
Reflections of an Ed Tech Counsellor in the contex...
Posted by Priyanka Bhatia | Jun 2, 2020 | Bourdieu, Critical pedagogy, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2
Teaching and learning online – some pedagogical re...
Posted by Cristina Costa | Mar 31, 2020 | Critical pedagogy, Editor's Choice, Frankfurt School, Latest Posts, Media, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2
The limits of online education are assumed, not a given
by Cristina Costa | Jun 4, 2020 | Critical pedagogy, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
The rapid spread of COVID-19 across the world has impacted many sectors of society, none more so...
Read MoreReflections of an Ed Tech Counsellor in the context of COVID-19
by Priyanka Bhatia | Jun 2, 2020 | Bourdieu, Critical pedagogy, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2
Amidst COVID-19 outbreak, I was fortunate to prepone my ticket and go back to my family in India...
Read MoreTeaching and learning online – some pedagogical reflections
by Cristina Costa | Mar 31, 2020 | Critical pedagogy, Editor's Choice, Frankfurt School, Latest Posts, Media, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 2
This text is a scripted version of the video I created on my take of teaching and learning online...
Read MoreWhy we need social theory in teacher education research
by Mark Murphy | Oct 25, 2019 | Critical pedagogy, Latest Posts, Method, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
The recently published book, Social Theory for Teacher Education Research: Beyond the...
Read MoreResearching teacher identities and teacher agency
by Denise Mifsud | Jun 19, 2018 | Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum, Self and Identity | 0
Professional Identities in Initial Teacher Education: The Narratives and Questions of Teacher...
Read MoreAntonio Gramsci: A Pedagogy to Change the World
by Nico Pizzolato | Sep 15, 2017 | Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum, Social Justice | 0
Imprisoned by a regime that, by 1930, enjoyed a wide consensus, Antonio Gramsci had an overarching...
Read MoreCall for book chapters: Social theory and teacher education research
by Mark Murphy | Jun 7, 2017 | Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
Dear all, For those of who who conduct research in teacher education, please see attached file...
Read MoreReconsidering the Technologies of Intellectual Inquiry
by Cristina Costa | Apr 24, 2017 | Bourdieu, Habitus, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
For some time now I have been intrigued by the fact that very few people have used Bourdieu’s...
Read MoreAnalysing knowledge and power in classrooms
by Anna Danielsson and Heather Mendick | Mar 29, 2017 | Knowledge, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum, Uncategorized | 0
By Anna Danielsson and Heather Mendick How can we explore how power operates in classrooms,...
Read MoreA critique of ‘A Digital Learning and Teaching Strategy for Scotland’ – Part 2
by Cristina Costa | Mar 6, 2017 | Bourdieu, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
Following from Part 1… it is important to highlight the importance of this strategy as a key step...
Read MoreA critique of ‘A Digital Learning and Teaching Strategy for Scotland’ – Part 1
by Cristina Costa | Jan 19, 2017 | Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum | 0
Scotland’s digital learning and teaching strategy is a most welcome – and I dare say (?)...
Read MoreAcademia’s Wives
by Yvette Taylor | Sep 17, 2016 | Inequalities, Latest Posts, Pedagogy & Curriculum, Social Justice | 0
At this year’s Edinburgh Festival, I went to see Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy read from her The...
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