Lucinda McKnight's guest appearances

Lucinda McKnight

Teachers Education Review

Australian Educators Online Network

VATE Village

Anna Krien

Tom Bennett

Gavin Murphy

Stewart Riddle

John Cleary

Peter DeWitt

Jane Wilkinson

Rebecca Collie

Dan Haesler

Jocelyn Brewer

Tracey Ezard

Andrew Martin

Pasi Sahlberg

Tanya Vaughan

Lyn Sharratt

OwlTail

In this episode of VATE Village, Emma joins with Dr Lucinda McKnight to talk about her exciting research into the teaching of digital writing in secondary English. Lucinda outlines her ARC DECRA Fellowship, explains what digital writing is and what it might look like in the classroom and, as is typical of Lucinda's professionalism and advocacy for teachers, she highlights some of the barriers that teachers face in embracing the advent of digital writing in their classrooms. For the articles and reviews referred to in this interview, visit https://www.vate.org.au/vate-village and for more about Lucinda's research project, follow her blog: https://teachingdigitalwriting.wordpress.com/.As a senior lecturer in pedagogy and curriculum, Dr Lucinda McKnight conducts award-winning research into curriculum design’s role in teacher identity, autonomy and professionalism, especially in English. She is interested in creative teacher and student agency, and in teacher recruitment and retention. She draws on post-structural, feminist and new materialist theory in her research into educational discourse, metaphor and practice. She teaches in both English and inclusive initial teacher education units, and has a particular interest in quality doctoral supervision, via her blog Becoming a PhD Supervisor; the blog has had thousands of visitors from over 70 countries, and has supported doctoral supervisor training across institutions.

In this episode of VATE Village, Emma joins with Dr Lucinda McKnight to talk about her exciting research into the teaching of digital writing in secondary English. Lucinda outlines her ARC DECRA Fellowship, explains what digital writing is and what it might look like in the classroom and, as is typical of Lucinda's professionalism and advocacy for teachers, she highlights some of the barriers that teachers face in embracing the advent of digital writing in their classrooms. For the articles and reviews referred to in this interview, visit <a href="https://www.vate.org.au/vate-village" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.vate.org.au/vate-village</a> and for more about Lucinda's research project, follow her blog: <a href="https://teachingdigitalwriting.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://teachingdigitalwriting.wordpress.com/</a>. As a senior lecturer in pedagogy and curriculum, Dr Lucinda McKnight conducts award-winning research into curriculum design’s role in teacher identity, autonomy and professionalism, especially in English. She is interested in creative teacher and student agency, and in teacher recruitment and retention. She draws on post-structural, feminist and new materialist theory in her research into educational discourse, metaphor and practice. She teaches in both English and inclusive initial teacher education units, and has a particular interest in quality doctoral supervision, via her blog Becoming a PhD Supervisor; the blog has had thousands of visitors from over 70 countries, and has supported doctoral supervisor training across institutions.

Teaching digital writing in secondary English: with Dr Lucinda McKnight

Andy Morgan

TER #194 - RCTs in Education with Lucinda McKnight and Andy Morgan - 13 April 2022 by Teachers' Education Review

TER #194 - RCTs in Education with Lucinda McKnight and Andy Morgan - 13 April 2022

TER #194 - RCTs in Education with Lucinda McKnight and Andy Morgan - 13 April 2022 by Teachers' Education ReviewSupport TER Podcast at Patreon.com/TERPodcastTER Podcast on TwitterFollow TER Podcast on Facebook

TER #194 - RCTs in Education with Lucinda McKnight and Andy Morgan - 13 April 2022 by Teachers' Education Review <a href="http://www.patreon.com/TERPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Support TER Podcast at Patreon.com/TERPodcast</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TERPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TER Podcast on Twitter</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TERPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow TER Podcast on Facebook</a>