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Doing Educational Development Ambivalently: Applying post‐colonial metaphors to educational development?

Pages 19-29 | Published online: 22 Aug 2006

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Laura Cruz, Elizabeth Dickens, Anna L. Bostwick Flaming & Lindsay B. Wheeler. (2022) Embracing complexity: an inclusive framework for the scholarship of educational development. International Journal for Academic Development 27:1, pages 45-57.
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Tansy Jessop, Claire Saunders & Christel Pontin. (2019) The challenges of academic development as a first graduate job: ‘am I doing it right?’. International Journal for Academic Development 24:4, pages 317-329.
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Jeanette M Fyffe. (2018) Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable: a narrative account of becoming an academic developer. International Journal for Academic Development 23:4, pages 355-366.
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Deandra Little, David A. Green & Colette Hoption. (2018) A lasting impression: the influence of prior disciplines on educational developers’ research. International Journal for Academic Development 23:4, pages 324-338.
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Emily O. Gravett. (2017) Tracing a developer’s development: a self-study in teaching. International Journal for Academic Development 22:4, pages 307-318.
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Johan Geertsema & Huang Hoon Chng. (2017) ‘Moving beyond’: academic developers, academic identity, and strategic development. International Journal for Academic Development 22:3, pages 183-185.
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Teija Löytönen. (2017) Educational development within higher arts education: an experimental move beyond fixed pedagogies. International Journal for Academic Development 22:3, pages 231-244.
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Gail Crimmins, Florin Oprescu & Greg Nash. (2017) Three pathways to support the professional and career development of casual academics. International Journal for Academic Development 22:2, pages 144-156.
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Anna Jones, Simon Lygo-Baker, Sharon Markless, Bart Rienties & Roberto Di Napoli. (2017) Conceptualizing impact in academic development: finding a way through. Higher Education Research & Development 36:1, pages 116-128.
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Elizabeth Marquis, Bonny Jung, Ann Fudge Schormans, Sara Lukmanji, Robert Wilton & Susan Baptiste. (2016) Developing inclusive educators: enhancing the accessibility of teaching and learning in higher education. International Journal for Academic Development 21:4, pages 337-349.
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Craig Whitsed & Wendy Green. (2016) Lessons from Star Trek: engaging academic staff in the internationalisation of the curriculum. International Journal for Academic Development 21:4, pages 286-298.
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Sherran Clarence. (2016) Exploring the nature of disciplinary teaching and learning using Legitimation Code Theory Semantics. Teaching in Higher Education 21:2, pages 123-137.
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Alisa Jane Percy. (2015) A critical turn in higher education research: turning the critical lens on the Academic Language and Learning educator. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 36:6, pages 881-893.
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Megan McPherson, Kylie Budge & Narelle Lemon. (2015) New practices in doing academic development: Twitter as an informal learning space. International Journal for Academic Development 20:2, pages 126-136.
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Karima Kadi-Hanifi, Ozlem Dagman, John Peters, Ellen Snell, Caroline Tutton & Trevor Wright. (2014) Engaging students and staff with educational development through appreciative inquiry. Innovations in Education and Teaching International 51:6, pages 584-594.
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Coralie McCormack, Thea Vanags & Robyn Prior. (2014) ‘Things fall apart so they can fall together’: uncovering the hidden side of writing a teaching award application. Higher Education Research & Development 33:5, pages 935-948.
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Agnes Bosanquet, Jayde Cahir, Christa Jacenyik-Trawoger & Margot McNeill. (2014) From speed dating to intimacy: methodological change in the evaluation of a writing group. Higher Education Research & Development 33:4, pages 635-648.
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Marie Vander Kloet & Erin Aspenlieder. (2013) Educational development for responsible graduate students in the neoliberal university. Critical Studies in Education 54:3, pages 286-298.
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David Boud & Angela Brew. (2013) Reconceptualising academic work as professional practice: implications for academic development. International Journal for Academic Development 18:3, pages 208-221.
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David A. Green & Deandra Little. (2013) Academic development on the margins. Studies in Higher Education 38:4, pages 523-537.
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Virginia S. Lee, Deborah DeZure, Shelda Debowski, Angela Ho & Kang Li. (2013) Enhancing international collaboration among academic developers in established and emerging contexts: moving toward a post-colonial perspective. International Journal for Academic Development 18:1, pages 89-103.
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Trevor Holmes & Catherine Manathunga. (2012) Of passports, maps, and suitcases: geopolitical metaphors in academic development. International Journal for Academic Development 17:3, pages 193-195.
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Brad Wuetherick & Tereigh Ewert-Bauer. (2012) Perceptions of neutrality through a post-colonial lens: institutional positioning in Canadian academic development. International Journal for Academic Development 17:3, pages 217-229.
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Deandra Little & David A. Green. (2012) Betwixt and between: academic developers in the margins. International Journal for Academic Development 17:3, pages 203-215.
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Beverley Hamilton & Phil A. Graniero. (2012) Disruptive cartography in academic development. International Journal for Academic Development 17:3, pages 243-258.
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Barbara Kensington-Miller, Ian Brailsford & Peter Gossman. (2012) Developing new academic developers: doing before being?. International Journal for Academic Development 17:2, pages 121-133.
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Deborah DeZure, Nancy Van Note Chism, Mary Deane Sorcinelli, Grace Cheong, Aziza Ragai Ellozy, Matthew Holley, Bahaa Kazem & Dawood Atrushi. (2012) Building International Faculty-Development Collaborations: The Evolving Role of American Teaching Centers. Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning 44:3, pages 24-33.
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Kylie Budge & Angela Clarke. (2012) Academic development is a creative act. International Journal for Academic Development 17:1, pages 59-70.
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Catherine Manathunga. (2011) The field of educational development: histories and critical questions. Studies in Continuing Education 33:3, pages 347-362.
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Maggi Savin‐Baden. (2011) Curricula as spaces of interruption?. Innovations in Education and Teaching International 48:2, pages 127-136.
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Anna Jones. (2010) Examining the public face of academic development. International Journal for Academic Development 15:3, pages 241-251.
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Alison Lee, Catherine Manathunga & Peter Kandlbinder. (2010) Shaping a culture: oral histories of academic development in Australian universities. Higher Education Research & Development 29:3, pages 307-318.
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DavidA. Green. (2010) Words fail us: how academics view language and ideas in higher education research. International Journal for Academic Development 15:1, pages 47-59.
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Catherine Manathunga, Tai Peseta & Coralie McCormack. (2010) Supervisor development through creative approaches to writing. International Journal for Academic Development 15:1, pages 33-46.
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Catherine Manathunga. (2009) Supervision as a contested space: a response. Teaching in Higher Education 14:3, pages 341-345.
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Catherine Manathunga. (2009) Research as an intercultural ‘contact zone’. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 30:2, pages 165-177.
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Ann Firth & Erika Martens. (2008) Transforming supervisors? A critique of post-liberal approaches to research supervision. Teaching in Higher Education 13:3, pages 279-289.
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Catherine Manathunga & Justine Goozée. (2007) Challenging the dual assumption of the ‘always/already’ autonomous student and effective supervisor. Teaching in Higher Education 12:3, pages 309-322.
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Catherine Manathunga. (2007) “Unhomely” Academic Developer Identities: More post‐colonial explorations. International Journal for Academic Development 12:1, pages 25-34.
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Trevor Holmes & Barbara Grant. (2007) Thinking Otherwise in Academic Development. International Journal for Academic Development 12:1, pages 1-4.
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