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Unteachable Kids Part 3: A possible unit structure
Unteachable Kids Part 3: A possible unit structure.
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There are some kids who are plain unteachable
There are some kids who are plain unteachable.
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Rembrandt’s ‘Aristotle contemplating a bust of Homer’
Rembrandt’s ‘Aristotle contemplating a bust of Homer’.
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The body without organs … further thoughts
The body without organs … further thoughts.
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Seeing multiplicities and assemblages
Seeing multiplicities and assemblages.
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Classroom flows and intensities
Classroom flows and intensities.
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A hot afternoon in a 1972 classroom
A hot afternoon in a 1972 classroom.
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On being made dizzy and earnest by Deleuze and Guattari
On being made dizzy and earnest by Deleuze and Guattari.
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Entering Deleuze and Guattari’s labyrinth
Entering Deleuze and Guattari’s labyrinth.
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The Queen’s Journey: Meditation 2
The Queen’s Journey: Meditation 2.
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The Queen’s Journey: Meditation 1
The Queen’s Journey: Meditation 1.
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On meandering: the Queen’s Journey
On meandering: the Queen’s Journey.
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Mythopoetics and narrative inquiry: what’s the difference?
Mythopoetics and narrative inquiry: what’s the difference?.
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On playing and starting a PhD
On playing and starting a PhD.
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Speaking back to the undermining demons
Speaking back to the undermining demons.
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Secondary English: lost in the forest?
Secondary English: lost in the forest?.
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English teaching: looking backwards to the past and forwards to the future
English teaching: looking backwards to the past and forwards to the future.
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English as a discipline: what does geneology suggest?
English as a discipline: what does geneology suggest?.
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Secondary English: hybrid subject or coherent discipline?
Secondary English: hybrid subject or coherent discipline?.
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On writing fiction as an attempted act of scholarship
On writing fiction as an attempted act of scholarship.
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Means and ends in English teaching
Means and ends in English teaching.
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English teaching’s mid-life crisis?
English teaching's mid-life crisis?.
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Ethics in the English classroom
Ethics in the English classroom.
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What is a story? What does a story do?
What is a story? What does a story do?.
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Story-telling and truth-telling
Story-telling and truth-telling.
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Visiting the Morgan Library: worlds of scholarship and fiction
Visiting the Morgan Library: worlds of scholarship and fiction.
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Opening ourselves up to the eye of the Other
Opening ourselves up to the eye of the Other.
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Cogs in a machine: the language of teacher professional standards
Cogs in a machine: the language of teacher professional standards.
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Putting students at the centre
Putting students at the centre.
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Carl Rogers on teaching another how to teach
Carl Rogers on teaching another how to teach.
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Goethe on theory’s relationship to experience
Goethe on theory’s relationship to experience.
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Can a short story be a valid form of research or scholarship?
Can a short story be a valid form of research or scholarship?.
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Losing literalism in the search for fact
Losing literalism in the search for fact.
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Scholarship and research: is there a difference?
Scholarship and research: is there a difference?.
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On reading academic journal articles
On reading academic journal articles.
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Converting the outrage of the years
Converting the outrage of the years.
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Freeing ourselves from assessment traps: moving towards adequate ideas about the purpose of assessment
Freeing ourselves from assessment traps: moving towards adequate ideas about the purpose of assessment.
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Teacher education as preparation for what is or what could be?: some thoughts after reading Grossman, Hammerness & McDonald 2009
Teacher education as preparation for what is or what could be?: some thoughts after reading Grossman, Hammerness & McDonald 2009.
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Beyond understanding: revisiting Hammerness et al (2002)
Beyond understanding: revisiting Hammerness et al (2002).
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Instrumentalised teaching and research in higher education
Instrumentalised teaching and research in higher education.
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whispering voices and secret idioms
whispering voices and secret idioms.
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Making time and space for thoughts
Making time and space for thoughts.
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There is no passion without the other’s passion
There is no passion without the other’s passion.
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The indeterminate zones of practice
The indeterminate zones of practice.
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Bobby McFerrin: master teacher and model
Bobby McFerrin: master teacher and model.
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The painful path from aspiration to potency
The painful path from aspiration to potency.
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The student revolt: online lecture for CPP 2 Week 4
The student revolt: online lecture for CPP 2 Week 4.
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The mythopoetic function of storytelling
The mythopoetic function of storytelling.
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“Don’t we learn to teach on the job? What’s the point of theory?” A post for my students
“Don’t we learn to teach on the job? What’s the point of theory?” A post for my students.
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An idea that feeds the mind wholly with joy
An idea that feeds the mind wholly with joy.
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The dark hours that deepen the senses
The dark hours that deepen the senses.
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Models of classroom management: a misleading objectifying of experience?
Models of classroom management: a misleading objectifying of experience?.
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Fear, drive my feet: managing pre-course anxiety
Fear, drive my feet: managing pre-course anxiety.
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iPads, Winnicott and transitional spaces
iPads, Winnicott and transitional spaces.
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Are a writer’s characters just the author in fancy dress?
Are a writer’s characters just the author in fancy dress?.
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Bleak House with footnotes: fiction and academic writing
Bleak House with footnotes: fiction and academic writing.
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Research projects and abandoned mines
Research projects and abandoned mines.
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Thanks to some folk I’ve never met
I’ve just this minute finished marking the 90 submissions written by my postgraduate students in the Literacy Across the Curriculum unit. This is the final task in what has been an intense little unit. There is so much that I … Continue reading
What I think I know about reading
I have a queasy feeling in the pit of my stomach. It’s linked, I think, with a sense that in these blog posts on reading I’m exposing myself, running the risk of looking foolish. This isn’t going to stop me, … Continue reading
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