Teacher education, Autoethnography, Reflexivity, Relational Pedagogies, Moral Practice & Education, Assessment & Teacher Judgment
Job title:
Senior Lecturer
Biography:
Kate Duffy is Research Lead for the Teacher Training Team at the University. Since 2008, she has lead the Education Studies Undergraduate degree programmes. Her subject specialisms include philosophy of education, moral education, ethical practice and critical thinking. Her research interests focus on qualitative methodologies such as autoethnography, storying, reflexive practice and action research. Prior to this post she was teaching in FE colleges for 10 years.
Her PhD research centred around the 'Moral Dimensions of Practice in HE'. Forthcoming publications are around building student autonomy in assessment, understanding the effects of the teacher assessed grading on student-teacher relationships during COVID and pre-service educator's ethical decision making in relation to assemore...
Kate Duffy is Research Lead for the Teacher Training Team at the University. Since 2008, she has lead the Education Studies Undergraduate degree programmes. Her subject specialisms include philosophy of education, moral education, ethical practice and critical thinking. Her research interests focus on qualitative methodologies such as autoethnography, storying, reflexive practice and action research. Prior to this post she was teaching in FE colleges for 10 years.
Her PhD research centred around the 'Moral Dimensions of Practice in HE'. Forthcoming publications are around building student autonomy in assessment, understanding the effects of the teacher assessed grading on student-teacher relationships during COVID and pre-service educator's ethical decision making in relation to assessment practice.
Qualifications:
PhD (2019) Embracing Vulnerability: Moral Dimensions of Practice in HE