Joanne Irving-Walton

[Dr Helen Tidy @ForensicHelenT]

Loved writing this with @joirv, memes are such a powerful tool within L&T research. @TeesUniSHLS

[Teaching in Higher Education (TiHE) @TeachinginHE]

"We found it an excellent vehicle for us as educators being able to pinpoint and understand what aspects of the assessment triggered student anxiety" - new blog post from @ForensicHelenT and @joirv about use of #Memes in #HigherEducation research... https://t.co/SRWfv4GN4n

[TU SSSHL @TUSSSHL]

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[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

A wonderful couple of days at the #ESLTIS24 conference in beautiful St. Andrews. So many ideas and so many truly lovely people!

[Dr Helen Tidy @ForensicHelenT]

So excited that this is finally out there, it has been quite the journey with @joirv, Gary Currie, @ForensicLeisa and Helen Page. "What do you meme? – Meme-Making as a research method" https://t.co/TgG8BwYjRF

[Teaching in Higher Education (TiHE) @TeachinginHE]

New publication alert! 🚨

What do you meme? – Meme-Making as a research method

By @ForensicHelenT, @joirv, Gary Currie, @ForensicLeisa and Helen Page

https://t.co/yerfUHlGeY

[TU SSSHL @TUSSSHL]

@UofNorthFlorida students have been welcomed to James Cook University Hospital to learn about therapeutic care, the NHS and the careers of some former @teessideuni @TUSSSHL students. Many thanks to South Tees NHS Trust!

[TU SSSHL @TUSSSHL]

Students and Faculty from @UofNorthFlorida are visiting to work with teams from across @TUSSSHL and the local community to explore issues in education, criminal justice, healthcare and psychology @TeessideUni @EdTeesside @joirv @AJTeesUni

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@VirnaRossi @LTHEchat Love it!

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@LTHEchat Thanks everyone! It's been lovely to chat to all.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@prof_j_mitchell @LTHEchat Absolutely!

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@paulineridley @LTHEchat It's definitely up to the individual how to phrase it... it's all about conversation starters.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@purkischarlott1 @LTHEchat This is a great point.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@cuthbert_kate @LTHEchat The talking is so important and laughing/ groaning about the things that go wrong to those who will support is also a useful.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@santanuvasant @LTHEchat Definitely - starting in a small way is the best advice especially for those who may need a confidence boost.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@hintondm @LTHEchat Helen is totally my quirky peer... and I recommend coffee and cake to smooth the chats...

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@KiuSum @LTHEchat 'What's the worst that can happen!?' is one of my favourite phrases!

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@suebecks @LTHEchat Students can have fantastic ideas.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@NomadWarMachine @LTHEchat This is wonderful, I love participating in and running groups like this.

[Joanne Irving-Walton @joirv]

@Tee_Nadan @LTHEchat Little and often can work well with this and supports a culture that feels enthusiastic.