Lindsay Jordan
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Lindsay Jordan wrote a new post, Andy in the pub: A story, on the site Doctored 1 month, 3 weeks ago
It was crowded in the pub and we were sharing a table with a group of older men wearing dark polo shirts. I’d ordered whitebait, a heinously unethical way to eat fish, so when this guy turned round and peered a […]
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, 23rd Jan session – Presentations, on the site Sara Ortolani 7 months, 1 week ago
Hi Sara,
Great to see your images up here, and your notes from the earlier sessions 🙂 Looking forward to reading more! -
Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Tutor Group at LCC, 23.01.19, on the site Gianpaolo PGCert Blog 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Gianpaulo, nice to see your images here, and your notes from the first sessions. I also really enjoyed reading about your plans for the Curriculum Design unit. Have you been discussing the standard UAL marking […]
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Introductory Lecture / 16 January, on the site Laura Knight 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Laura,
It’s so good to read this… really valuable to have such a clear view into your experience on the course, and fantastic to see you nailing down the relevance and implications for your own teaching […] -
Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Holmwood: Notes, Thoughts and Reflections from session 1 Weds Jan 16th., on the site PGCertSEkenger 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Sara,
Nice to read your consideration of the group ‘play’ activities and great to hear that you’re enjoying Collini’s book. He wrote another good one a few years before – What Are Universities For? Like other […] -
Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, PG Cert Seminar 1 Session 21/1/2019, on the site 'Judy if only i could be as good as you' 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Oh and here’s a section of my old school report from 1986. Made me giggle…. I still prefer ‘the company of older boys’!!
School report, age 7. pic.twitter.com/fofbz6gaix
— Lindsay Jordan (@lindsayjordan) May 4, 2018
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, PG Cert Seminar 1 Session 21/1/2019, on the site 'Judy if only i could be as good as you' 10 months, 3 weeks ago
It’s so lovely to read your responses to the sessions, Sarah. It sounds like reflecting on your own learning experiences is giving you a new lens on your students’ learning as well.
I’ve seen many of my students go through the SPLD assessment process (I experienced something similar myself a few years ago in the form of an autism spectrum…[Read more] -
Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Made a schedule and call sheet for my short film, on the site Julia Crew PG Cert 11 months ago
Hi Julia,
I’m totally heart-warmed to see how you’re using your blog here; the regularity of the posts is awesome and there’s a nice variety going on; short reflections, notes & links, glossaries of terms… etc.I’ve told a few people that blogging is a practice, like meditation; the only way to do it badly is not to do it at all! Looks like…[Read more]
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Made a schedule and call sheet for my short film, on the site 'Judy if only i could be as good as you' 11 months, 1 week ago
Hi,
I think the blog site might be working again- i just received the following notification from you.
I actually uploaded some thoughts yesterday about the material covered so far. I would be interested to gather some comments.Sarah.
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Literature Reviews (6 Entries), on the site Nicholas Clements' Pg Cert Blog 11 months, 1 week ago
Hi Nick – I enjoyed reading this immensely!! It’s such a gift to have this window into how you felt about these two readings.
Although you probably do want to run in the opposite direction, I’d love to provoke you further and see how you respond to someone like bel hooks, a non-white, non-male teacher-author who also writes about the Erotic i…[Read more]
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Teaching and Learning (intro), on the site eclarkblog 11 months, 1 week ago
Hi Ed, glad you got your first post up. Would love to see another one soon. Blogging is like meditation; the only way to do it badly is not to do it at all 😉
Maybe a short reflection on how you’re finding the course so far? Or what it feels like to be a student again? You could use images rather than words if you prefer…. Whatever floats your boat.
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Teaching and Learning (intro), on the site 'Judy if only i could be as good as you' 11 months, 1 week ago
Hi Sarah!
Looking forward to seeing a post or two from you 🙂 -
Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, My teaching and educational influences – January tutorial, on the site academic accounts 11 months, 1 week ago
Hi Zainab,
I really enjoyed reading this post – and it’s a treat to see your Inclusivity posts coming up on here too. I’ve said to a couple of people that blogging is a practice, like meditation – the only way of doing it badly is not to do it at all 😉 Don’t stress about it having to be thorough and polished… it doesn’t (unless that’s wha…[Read more]
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Lindsay Jordan wrote a new post, The evasiveness of conversation as educational research, on the site Doctored 11 months, 3 weeks ago
Bojesen’s description of conversation as educational research captures the way I had begun to think about the empirical aspect of my thesis. However, having just assessed thirty of my own students’ small-scale ped […]
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Lindsay Jordan wrote a new post, Nietzsche and Spinoza on Humanity and Education, on the site Doctored 1 year, 7 months ago
The central concern of my doctoral thesis is the role of universities in supporting our vision of humanity – of how we should live. I’m interested in what both Nietzsche and Spinoza have to say about human per […]
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, Maskell and Robinson – on HE, money, and professionalisation, on the site Doctored 1 year, 9 months ago
Thanks so much for this! I’m writing up at the moment and working on a chapter on secularisation and the disenchantment of the academy… so the essay you sent is strangely synchronous 🙂
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Lindsay Jordan wrote a new post, Psychedelics as a technology: Tool or weapon?, on the site Doctored 2 years ago
A friend put the view to me recently of psychedelics as a technology that has been advantageous for human evolution, but has also been exploited by some groups to further their own ends at others’ expense.
The […]
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Lindsay Jordan commented on the post, The problem(s) with psychedelic moral enhancement, on the site Doctored 2 years ago
Dinosaurs are magnificent beasts whose highly sustainable civilisation stood a far greater test of time than our own. The only issue I have with dinosaurs is that their arms weren’t quite big enough for […]
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Lindsay Jordan wrote a new post, The Future of Human Nature?, on the site Doctored 2 years ago
Jurgen Habermas’ The Future of Human Nature (2003) explores what it means to change ourselves.
For reasons that will become clear, while reading I found myself reflecting on the differences between genetic int […]
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Lindsay Jordan wrote a new post, Human enhancement and the acceptance paradox – a personal take, on the site Doctored 2 years ago
On one level at least, I think people do want to be the best version of themselves, but what does that mean?
I think it can mean so many different things. To fulfill one’s potential, to have a positive impact o […]
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