Category Archives: Higher education

Meta-blog: Blogging as academic development

Posted on October 11, 2018 by Clinton Golding

  This blog is inextricably intertwined with my academic development practice. It is the result of my previous academic development work, it is my current personal academic development, and it leads to further academic development work for others. The blog … Continue reading →

Posted in Higher education | Leave a comment

That’s a good question

Posted on March 12, 2018 by Clinton Golding

Sometimes in a seminar, lecture or discussion, if we don’t know the topic we feel like we can’t really participate or engage. We might know nothing about postmodern accounts of learning, for example, or the learning styles of accounting students, … Continue reading →

Posted in Higher education, Postgraduate education, Reflection and improvement | Leave a comment

Higher Education research and development … as a movie

Posted on November 22, 2017 by Clinton Golding

I work in Higher Education as a researcher and academic developer, and I also love movies. So, obviously, I began to wonder what kind of movie best represents my work. I originally wrote this for HERDSA News to share my … Continue reading →

Posted in Higher education | Leave a comment

Reinvigorating reading

Posted on September 15, 2017 by Clinton Golding

I recently discovered that reading a good book about teaching revitalised me when I was tired. So now, rather than shelving my reading because I have other work to do, I sometimes pick up a book so I can build the energy … Continue reading →

Posted in Book review, Higher education | Leave a comment