What is included with this book?
Series Editors' Preface | p. viii |
Acknowledgements | p. ix |
Introduction | p. x |
A Note about Audience and Voice in this Book | p. xii |
Understanding Cultures in Higher Education | p. 1 |
Culture at the organisational level | p. 1 |
Categorising approaches to culture in organisations | p. 2 |
An inductive approach to categorising | p. 7 |
The unit of analysis and nomothetic and IDC approaches | p. 10 |
The multiple cultures in organisations | p. 12 |
Conclusion - why does it matter? | p. 14 |
A Sociocultural Understanding of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment | p. 16 |
Sociocultural theory | p. 17 |
Sociocultural and psychological approaches: The need for rebalancing | p. 18 |
A focus on the workgroup | p. 20 |
Structure and agency in workgroups | p. 22 |
Relevant dimensions of sociocultural theory | p. 30 |
The issue of intersubjectivity | p. 30 |
Tools used by workgroups | p. 31 |
Domestication of initiatives | p. 38 |
The physical environment | p. 43 |
The backstory | p. 48 |
Conclusion | p. 50 |
Teaching and Learning Regimes: A Brief Overview | p. 51 |
Why 'teaching and learning' regimes? | p. 51 |
Why 'regime'? | p. 52 |
Teaching and learning regimes: The parts | p. 54 |
Teaching and learning regimes: The whole | p. 55 |
Cultures, regimes, and the significance of structure | p. 57 |
Conclusion | p. 60 |
Teaching and Learning Regimes Deconstructed | p. 61 |
Introduction: The nature of the eight moments | p. 61 |
Illustrating the eight moments | p. 67 |
Recurrent practices | p. 67 |
Tacit assumptions | p. 69 |
Implicit theories of teaching and learning | p. 72 |
Discursive repertoires | p. 75 |
Conventions of appropriateness | p. 92 |
Power relations | p. 97 |
Subjectivities in interaction | p. 101 |
Codes of signification | p. 109 |
Conclusion | p. 113 |
Organisational Shape and Processes: Learning Architectures, Enhancement Cultures | p. 115 |
Ways of understanding organisational cultures | p. 116 |
Learning organisations, learning architectures, and enhancement cultures | p. 121 |
Learning organisations | p. 121 |
Learning architectures | p. 127 |
Enhancement cultures | p. 130 |
Conclusion | p. 133 |
Enhancing Teaching and Learning | p. 134 |
What makes teaching and learning enhancement initiatives likely to succeed? | p. 135 |
Planning change | p. 144 |
How to fail? | p. 150 |
What should we expect when we try to enhance teaching and learning? | p. 152 |
Conclusion | p. 156 |
Researching for Change | p. 158 |
Why research for change? | p. 158 |
Health warnings | p. 159 |
Researching for change: Special issues | p. 161 |
Some potential solutions at the individual level | p. 166 |
Some potential solutions at the group level | p. 168 |
Making the normal strange | p. 170 |
Researching the initiative | p. 171 |
Conclusion | p. 172 |
Notes | p. 173 |
References | p. 174 |
Index | p. 188 |
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