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Tag Archives: supervision
why supervisions can be hard
This post is from Rebecca Coles, a doctor-in-waiting at The University of Nottingham. She has recently handed in her thesis (yippee and well done), an ethnographic study examining what counts as ‘education’ at an independent ‘art house’ cinema. When I … Continue reading
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Tagged learning by talking, Pat Thomson, Rebecca Coles, supervision
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supervision as an ethic of care
I’ve been posting about how we learn to supervise. There have been three guest posts on the topic in addition to my own, and two of them – here and here – have focused on the pedagogic strategies used in … Continue reading
Posted in encounter, ethics of care, I-thou, Martin Buber, modeling, Nell Noddings, practice, supervision
Tagged care, ethical practice, Martin Buber, Nell Noddings, Pat Thomson, supervision
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sadness and supervision
My neighbours are moving. Their’s is not the only house up for sale in our street, there are three in just one block. It’s obviously the time of year when people sell. I’m going to miss the folk next door, … Continue reading
Posted in emotional research, pedagogy, supervision
Tagged emotion, Pat Thomson, sadness, supervision
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learning to supervise: some personal turning points
This is a guest post by Helen Colley, Professor of Lifelong Learning at the University of Huddersfield, where she is also Director of Graduate Education for the School of Education and Professional Development. Her personal research interests currently focus on … Continue reading
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Tagged Helen Colley, learning to supervise, Rowena Murray, supervision
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learning to supervise: from training to pedagogy
This guest post is by Eva Bendix Petersen. Eva is senior lecturer in the School of Education at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Her research focusses on subject/identity formation in educational contexts, especially as they play out in Academia. Eva … Continue reading
Posted in doctoral pedagogies, learning, pedagogy, PhD, supervision
Tagged doctoral pedagogies, Eva Petersen, supervision, training
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