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Skelton, Alan – Teaching in Higher Education, 2013
This article considers the impact of a masters' level professional development course about higher education teaching on participants from a UK research-intensive university. Drawing upon in-depth interview data, this article explores the perspectives and experiences of the participants, locating their responses within broader notions of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Masters Programs, Graduate Students, Professional Development
Skelton, Alan – Teaching in Higher Education, 2012
This article explores value conflicts that people experience when teaching in higher education, drawing on in-depth interviews with staff from a research-intensive UK university. The article considers the relationship between values and teaching, illustrating how conflicts can occur between individual and different levels of the higher education…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Independent Study, Teaching Methods, Conflict
Peer reviewedSkelton, Alan – Teaching in Higher Education, 2002
Suggests that inclusive learning environments need to be reconceptualized as contexts within which a "democratization of knowledge" occurs. Draws on experiences as a tutor in a professional development course for university lecturers to explore this reconceptualization, looking in particular at issues to do with experiential knowledge, gender, and…
Descriptors: Classroom Environment, Democratic Values, Experience, Faculty Development
Peer reviewedSkelton, Alan – Teaching in Higher Education, 2000
Examines ways in which a group of 13 gay higher educators in the United Kingdom draw upon their sexuality in teaching. Identifies three main themes: (1) teaching from the outside, (2) teaching as performance, and (3) teaching as a (gay) person. Suggests these approaches may disrupt dominant pedagogies and the masculinities which underpin them.…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Instruction, Higher Education, Homosexuality

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