All Stories

  1. Essays, Essayists, and Essayism: A Slow Critique
  2. Human (and Posthuman?) Dancing: An Assemblage
  3. Why and How Academics Write
  4. Losing in the Funhouse? Winning in the Playhouse?
  5. Post-Academic Writing: Human Writing for Human Readers
  6. “Manifold Creatures”: A Response to the Posthumanist Challenge
  7. Composing Academic Identities
  8. Blue-Collar Writing for Fruitful Dialogue?
  9. Qualitative Ranting?
  10. Playful and Serious Adventures in Academic Writing
  11. Conversation Piece?
  12. Pragmatist supervision of doctoral writers
  13. The pragmatic university: a feasible utopia?
  14. Titles Я Us!
  15. Hunting Roaches
  16. Un-Doing a Title
  17. “Lost in the Funhouse”
  18. Six Characters in Search of an Author
  19. Two Nomads Writing: A Textor’s Review
  20. Academic scribbling: a frivolous approach?
  21. Case Notes for the Impeachment of an Ability Traitor: A Textor’s Inquiry
  22. Valuing essays: essaying values
  23. Publish and be doctor‐rated: the PhD by published work
  24. A PLACE FROM WHERE TO SPEAK: THE UNIVERSITY AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM
  25. A reflective essaying model for higher education
  26. Academic writing: contested knowledge in the making?
  27. Academic writing as shaping and re-shaping
  28. Developing (authentic?) academic writers
  29. For and against diversity in higher education
  30. Action research and academic writing: a conversation
  31. Don't Stop the Carnival—Three Cheers for the RCE
  32. Against fundamentalism, for democracy: towards a pedagogy of tolerance in higher education
  33. Does Ron Barnett have a problem with pragmatism?
  34. Integrating Culture and Higher Education: A Pragmatist Approach
  35. The truth of stories: Graham Badley reviewsnarratives and fiction in educational researchby Peter Clough, with a rejoinder by the author
  36. Improving the scholarship of teaching and learning
  37. The Crisis in Educational Research: A Pragmatic Approach
  38. A Really Useful Link Between Teaching and Research
  39. Towards a pragmatic scholarship of academic development
  40. Developing Globally-Competent University Teachers
  41. Improving teaching in British higher education
  42. Book review
  43. Making a case for educational development in times of drift and shift
  44. The TQA and its Impact on International Education
  45. The Quality Debate in Higher Education
  46. Reporting Study Abroad
  47. The Changing Role of the Teacher in Higher Education
  48. The External Examiner: Microethnographer?
  49. Excellent Teaching in the U.K.
  50. The Staff Development Officer as an Internal Consultant
  51. Unique, Authentic and American: a British view of the community college
  52. Meeting the Challenge of Staff Development
  53. Further Education Staff Training Centres: Three Case Studies
  54. The Theoretical and Conceptual Bases of Instructional Design
  55. Appraising Heads of Department
  56. The Teacher as Change Agent
  57. Using A Diary To Evaluate A Course Or Programme
  58. Developing Globally-Competent University Teachers