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Learning & Teaching (L&T) Philosophy and Practice Series – Part 7a Continuing on from my previous blogs (2020a) in this series, I present an update of my Learning & Teaching (L&T) Philosophy + Practice. In this blog I will present how I Frame Feedback in a Communicative Approach to Learning & Teaching – Formal and...
Learning & Teaching (L&T) Philosophy and Practice Series – Part 6b Layer 1b: My rearticulated approach to Learning & Teaching (L&T) practice Continuing on from my previous blog (2020a) in this series, I present below my revised Learning & Teaching Philosophy. This development emerged from an ongoing professional development commitment; specifically from my application process to...
Learning & Teaching (L&T) Philosophy and Practice Series – Part 6a Layer 1a: Revisiting and rearticulating my approach to Learning & Teaching practice Continuing on from my previous blog in this series, A Practitioners first 10,000 hours (Page, 2017), I have reflected upon, and decided thta my Learning & Teaching Philosophy is likely in need...
Research Practitioner Series – Part 28a The following represents the formal submission of my Higher Degree Research (HDR) Professional Doctorate Project 1 Document. This 47,000 word (excluding references, bibliography and appendices) document is in many ways equivalent to a traditional PhD Doctoral Program Confirmation Document. The document has been split across 6 blog posts due...
Research Practitioner Series – Part 26 HDR Research Study – Project 1 Abstract The aim of this Doctor of Creative Industries Research Project is to investigate both my DIY music and sound-making practice and my self as a practitioner during the process of creating and producing a cultural artefact (EP). My research study is designed...
Learning & Teaching (L&T) Philosophy and Practice Series – Part 4a Continuing on from my previous blogs (2015a) in this series. As Ericsson et al (1993, p363} found, it takes an aspiring practitioner approaximately 10,000 hours in proactive deliberate practice to aquire the level of expert performance. It is from this base, that I commence my...
This blog is a continuation of a series. See here for the previous blog. (AE Project Studio 2015) Current stock My current studio and live microphone stocks a modest range of dynamic microphones, dynamic ribbons, condensers, tubes and contact microphones. The range of microphones include: Shure 57s, 58s, Beta52As & SM7Bs; Electro Voice RE20s; Sennheiser e935s, e945s, e906s &...
Learning & Teaching (L&T) Philosophy and Practice Series – Part 3e Continuing on from my previous blogs (Page, 2015d) in this series: it is my desired goal to develop a collaborative, collegial, safe learning environment. Trust and respect are core to this process. Reflecting on 16T2 Note: an abbreviated version of this blog is available as a powerpoint presentation. It...
My journey continues…. (Page 2014) This blog is a continuation of a series. See here (Page 2016a) for the previous blog. Year 2016: 5th Observation Part c Whilst I was making headway with the development of my music praxis – significant headway in my opinion – , my actual production plan still did not have the...
My journey continues…. (Page 2014) This blog is a continuation of a series. See here (Page 2016a) for the previous blog. Year 2016: 5th Observation Part b Whilst I was making headway with the development of my music praxis – significant headway in my opinion – , my actual production plan still did not have the...