A beautiful start to the week at The University of Winchester, talking about how to measure improvements in knowledge, skills, work-readiness and personal development made by students during their time in higher education. A dynamic and engaging group of academics and what a stunning city.
#immodestwomen
I am delighted to have been awarded my Principal Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy.
4 Innovative Women Who Were Pioneers Of Industrial-Organizational Psychology
Interesting piece on female pioneers, although I feel they overlooked Isabel Briggs and Katherine Myers: Often they are so effortlessly criticised within academic psychology, that it is almost impossible to understand how they could have developed the world’s most popular psychometric test. http://psychlearningcurve.org/4-innovative-women-who-were-pioneers-of-industrial-organizational-psychology/
Such an amazing night picking up my NTF award in Edinburgh
The National Teaching Fellowship Scheme (NTFS) celebrates and recognises individuals who have made an outstanding impact on student outcomes and the teaching profession in higher education. So proud to be collecting my award with my amazing husband Craig and Institute Lead, Charles. It would have been impossible without all the love and support of my… Read More
Six measurement myths from the APA
I am delighted to find out that I was awarded Specialist in Test Use by the British Psychological Society this week: a qualification for very experienced psychologists to consult on the design of tests, to provide expert testimony in court cases, and, to provide organisations with bespoke psychometric packages. Alex I terrific two-minute read from… Read More
Always look on the bright cider of life
Saying goodbye to my beloved blog PsychLiverpool. Letting the reigns go to the amazing safe hands of Emir Demirbag (Technical Director) and Jasmine Warren (now Editor-in-Chief). https://www.psychliverpool.co.uk/liverpool-life/events/look-on-the-bright-cider-life/
BBC news today Alex and the artist who could not stop painting
For Chirality, the development of early career academics is a core value.
We believe in doing what is right for people because the culture you develop is the culture that shapes you. If you are an early career academic and you would like some support and guidance, we offer free mentorship, career guidance and opportunities to get involved in our projects. Become like the people that surround… Read More
The ‘Holy Grail’ of pedagogical research: the quest to measure learning gain
via The ‘Holy Grail’ of pedagogical research: the quest to measure learning gain Delighted to see the ongoing coverage of our work with an excellent quote @ Digital learning PD Dr Ann Lawless “real-world pedagogical questions in HE…..meets the auditing culture”
