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Gabriele Raudonaityte posted a new activity comment

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 09:20:00 +0000

Great read, thank you for sharing.

I particularly liked your personal reflection on “continuing to read and research outside of the Western canon of art and theory, and put in work to become more familiar with the contexts and ideas of students whose cultures I am less familiar with.”

Knowing that we have so many international stu…Read more

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Gabriele Raudonaityte posted a new activity comment

Wed, 03 Jun 2026 10:21:10 +0000

Hi Chris,
Thank you fopr sharing your post.
What, in your opinion, would be the best approach for tutors to be more interested and educated on the Eastern artists? It is great point that sometimes tutors cannot advice as good as they lack knowledge in that specific field. Of course, student could explain to tutors, but I believe that sometimes…Read more

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Gabriele Raudonaityte posted a new activity comment

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 14:29:11 +0000

Great reflection. I noticed a positive impact of bringing physical items to the classroom in my own practice as well. They are much more engaging than sharing presentation verbally and on the screen.

What kinds of object-based or sensory activities have worked best in your practice and what are you thinking of bringing to the classroom?

In reply to - Lily Ash Sakula wrote a new post on the site lashsakula's blog Disability Blog Outside of UAL, my creative practice engages regularly with disabled people – particularly adults with late stage dementia and young […]

Gabriele Raudonaityte posted a new activity comment

Thu, 21 May 2026 12:03:32 +0000

Hi Chris, thank you for sharing this post with me. You have highlighted some strong points, and your research is very thorough. It is quite shocking how inaccessible the 14th floor at LCC is.

I also noticed that some restrooms at LCC are inaccessible, as they are located on different floors or half-levels that can only be reached via stairs.…Read more

In reply to - Christopher Bryant wrote a new post on the site Chris Bryant PGcert Disability & Cultural Identity- First Draft with commentsOne of the key challenges at LCC around intersectional identities is the notion that […]

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