Why would I talk to Me like that?
Imagine you are out with a really good friend, perhaps even your best friend, and you are having a chat over coffee or a drink,… Read More »Why would I talk to Me like that?
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LinkedIn Learning – Oh, Where to Begin?
Embarking on the use of LinkedIn Learning – with the potential of 17,000 titles – is somewhat daunting. As with Goldilocks in the house of… Read More »LinkedIn Learning – Oh, Where to Begin?
Supporting Resilience through L&D in HE
In these complex times in HE, resilience is becoming the key skillset and quality that enables staff in organisations to both survive and thrive.… Read More »Supporting Resilience through L&D in HE
Reflections on International Women’s Day Talk: ‘Speak for Yourself’
This talk was an example of what women working well together can achieve quickly! Rossana Espinoza invited me to talk about my book Towards the… Read More »Reflections on International Women’s Day Talk: ‘Speak for Yourself’
Diversity Learning– going beyond online
Most large employers, universities included, use e-learning to introduce the topics of equality, diversity and inclusion to their workforce. These modules helpfully set the scene,… Read More »Diversity Learning– going beyond online
A systemic approach: the key to embedding wellbeing
We think and talk a lot about student wellbeing. Why wouldn’t we? Quite apart from its link to learning (see Vailes and also Hughes (2020:4)for example), no one in… Read More »A systemic approach: the key to embedding wellbeing
Living the Tangerine Dream
A third lockdown continues. Whilst ominous, to me it feels a little different to March. At that point I felt panicked, a sense of no-one knowing… Read More »Living the Tangerine Dream
“I would have been less successful if I hadn’t been on Aurora”
“I did Aurora in 2017-2018, and I loved it.” Rosie has worked in professional services and project management for most of her career, working in… Read More »“I would have been less successful if I hadn’t been on Aurora”