@Petercoville@DonnachadhMc@TheGreenParty An exception that proves the rule - this is the only one I saw (& a member of the Greens taking it upon themselves; this is not from the party's centre):
New @PhilOfEdGB Blog post: some further thoughts on generative AI and HE.
"Exploring the impact of ChatGPT and generative AI in Higher Education - Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain" https://t.co/Yv0cQYEosF
i remember when i got into Harvard Law, everyone literally told me to “Find Tree.” Sending a lot of light and love to his wife, children, colleagues, and all of the student activists he’s touched over the decades
Black Cultural Archives BCA Pathways: Creating Space event, in the form of a series of masterclasses centred on the theme of ‘Creating Space’. On topics such as Freelancing, Archival Practice + Curation during w/c 25th September 2023.
@bcaheritage https://t.co/7EjP4vacWl
"The current financial situation, cost of printing and cost of living are a bigger threat to independent publishing than we experienced during lockdown."
Great article from @TheBookseller on the pressures facing small presses (including us - alas):
https://t.co/maX5C0RyP3
Last post of the academic year: @l_watermanevans reviews @dalia_nassar's Romantic Empiricism: "Book Review: Dalia Nassar, Romantic Empiricism: Nature, Art and Ecology from Herder to Humboldt* - Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain" https://t.co/EPiZqxhWQQ
@BERANews conference : very good event with great colleagues, incl @veldaelliott @juliasuth23 @SuePinnick @DrJoBowserAnger @EduKayte @Runrober & many others ! Inspiring to hear about current trends in research in field of English, Education & Social Justice. Thx Andy Goodwyn 👏🏼
Interview with me in TES about teaching English “on how one view of knowledge came to dominate”. Link to pamphlet making the case in detail here: https://t.co/Sj7gzgTfxw https://t.co/4OsOtw01Ia
I had a lovely day at @uniofbeds Research Conference talking about 'Virtue and Vice, or, Tales from. The Hockliffe Collection', and about working with @MrBelas. A huge thank you to Victoria Carpenter of @BedsRGS for organising everything!
@seandhenry I sure hope so - but only on the particular point of using "ta." Ta is great. Probably the best of the best they had been thought and said. At least recently. In England. Avoid most of the rest of "Englishness." I'll stop backing myself into this corner now. Ta for reading.
Teresa Cremin reflects on the conditions which are needed to help disengaged readers to find pleasure in reading and to begin to become motivated and engaged readers in a reading community.
[My 3 stepdaughters!]
"Rez Dogs - it’s been real. The 1st time the 3 of us sisters have worked together like this. Thank you @sterlinharjo - this was the best 50th birthday gift ever. It was deeply meaningful & I’m just so damn grateful for the opportunity." - Jen Podemski