Paul Gratrick
Paul Gratrick is head of operations in learner experience and enhancement at the University of Liverpool and the president of the Association for Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS). AGCAS...
Search
Refine results
Showing results 481–492 of 6651
Miriam Firth
Miriam Firth is a senior lecturer in the Manchester Institute of Education at the University of Manchester. She is internationally recognised for her research, publications and teaching on...
(M)othering and the PhD: Re-imagining researchers as entangled multiplicities
PhD mothers frequently find themselves under-represented, a reality reflected in social media posts, literature and academic discourse concerning their experiences. The prevalent narrative...
Continue reading blog post
Holly Prescott
Holly Prescott is a higher education careers professional specialising in supporting postgraduate and early career researchers. She helps researchers understand their skills, their options, and...
Chris Slesser
Chris Slesser is development and partnerships manager for Creative UK. He works across industry and UK institutions to support students into employment in the creative industries.
Louise Sharland
Louise Sharland is an employability and careers advisor at Arts University Plymouth. She is also a member of the national Association for Graduate Careers Advisory Services Creative Industries...
Tamzin Nobes
Tamzin Nobes is a qualified primary school teacher and during her career she has taught in early years foundation stage, key stage 1 and key stage 2. She has held subject leadership roles in...
Winne Wong
Winne Wong is a full-time mother at home, a part-time teacher at work, and a full-time PhD candidate at her university. Her research focuses on writing and storytelling as a research method as she...
Tanya O’Reilly
Tanya O'Reilly is a PhD candidate in the Department of Education at Stockholm University, Sweden. Her research interests focus primarily on innovative approaches to teaching, learning and...
Michael Forde
Michael Forde is a primary school teacher in England. He has worked in both inner-city and rural primary schools and is passionate about creative teaching and learning. He has led a range of...
(Too) late to the party? Doctoral research as a mature, disabled parent-carer
I never expected to resume my academic life in my forties. So ambivalent were my feelings after my undergraduate experience that it was a decade before I embarked on a teaching qualification,...
Continue reading blog post
When ‘compassion’ is not enough: An argument for adaptive critical pedagogy in higher education
Compassionate pedagogy has gained international traction in recent educational discourse, advocating for empathy, understanding and flexibility in teaching practices and settings, particularly...
Continue reading blog post
