Dr Sally Goldspink

The looking back series: Dr Graham Cable Completing a professional doctorate invites reflection not only on the research itself, but also on the journey of becoming a different kind of scholar. This post continues an article series where professional doctorate graduates reflect on their journeys. Each article offers a candid look back at the challenges, shifts in identity, and lessons learned along the way, providing insight and encouragement for those currently undertaking or considering a professional doctorate.

The looking back series: Dr Graham Cable looks back at the EdD as a personal and professional catalyst.

The looking back series: Dr Lewis Barrett-Rodger Completing a professional doctorate invites reflection not only on the research itself, but also on the journey of becoming a different kind of scholar. This post continues an article series where professional doctorate graduates reflect on their journeys.

Scholarship in Practice published a new article by Dr Lewis Barrett-Rodger:

Letting Learn: reflections on an EdD in outdoor mathematics education

Navigating horizons by working through practice and scholarship Beginning a professional doctorate in health or social care often feels like stepping into two worlds at once. On one side lies the familiar territory of practice, with its routines, values, and ethical demands. On the other sits the more abstract terrain of scholarly inquiry, where assumptions are examined, concepts debated, and meaning constructed. The challenge for many practitioner-scholars is learning to live productively at this intersection, navigating between practice and academia while maintaining integrity in both.

New blog post by Dr Sally Goldspink on Scholarship in Practice: Navigating horizons by working through practice and scholarship.

The Looking Back series: An EdD journey of course leadership and identity Completing a professional doctorate invites reflection not only on the research itself, but also on the journey of becoming a different kind of scholar. This post launches a new series where professional doctorate graduates reflect on their journeys. Each article offers a candid look back at the challenges, shifts in identity, and lessons learned along the way, providing insight and encouragement for those currently undertaking or considering a professional doctorate.

The Looking Back series: An EdD journey of course leadership and identity

Completing a professional doctorate invites reflection not only on the research itself, but also on the journey of becoming a different kind of scholar. This post launches a new series where professional doctorate graduates…

🚨 Proud to announce a new platform specifically aimed at professional doctorate student, those who supervise them and the journey from practitioner to scholarly professional.

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ARU Great news! An honour to share special day, & last 5 years, leading to fantastic #phenomenology thesis, viva with no amendments & title of Dr @lewisbr.bsky.social @happeehil.bsky.social Thanks to our examiners @DrCatherineLee & Dr Mel Duffy & the constant
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Call for proposals for next year's International Creative Research Methods Conference helenkara.com/2023/10/31/i... deadline 15 Dec. Last year's conference was a huge hit. Hope to see you at the next one! #ICRMC #CRMethods

🚨New paper alert 🚨 This one with @happeehil.bsky.social, @drsalgo.bsky.social and Janet Allison was a side projects that became a key part of my grounded theory EdD thesis.

Found my way to BlueSky, now fathoming my way around the space!Delighted to see so many respected colleagues using this platform. Happy BlueSky 😊