1. context
   1. Educational research
      1. Dispositional attribution
      2. Situational attribution
      3. Fundamental attribution error
      4. Correspondence bias
      5. Focalism
         1. The pictures from Hubbel
            1. Nebluae
         2. Scale and frame
            1. Electron microscopy
            2. Super colliders
      6. Say whatever you want? Run it up the flagpole and see if anyone saultes.
         1. Peer review
         2. Research degrees
   2. Disciplinary cultures
      1. Physical science
      2. Mathematical science
      3. Experimental method
         1. The modern turn
      4. Instrument making Millwrights to the technical revolution: machine makers & circuit printers
      5. Applied science
      6. Computer science
      7. Human sciences
         1. Biology
         2. Biological anthropology
         3. Population sociology, psychology
            1. The relative turn
            2. The theoretical turm
         4. Economics
            1. the neoliberal turn
         5. Politics
         6. Characterisations of the person
            1. The biolographical turn
            2. Identity & identity management
      8. The arts and humanities
      9. Social sciences
      10. Qualitative work
      11. Economic work
      12. Physical work
      13. Community work
   3. Gailson, history of the laboratory
      1. De-localized Production of Scientific Knowledge
   4. Your projects
      1. Action research
      2. Research for Evaluation
   5. (Continuous revolution? Hasta la Victoria siempre) Improvement & a teleological fallacy
      1. A pragmatic turn?
         1. Descriptions of the world
         2. Descriptions in the world
      2. The utility of teaching? In the disciplines
         1. Foucault, Fairclough, Scollon
   6. Research assessment
      1. Radar repository
      2. TurnItIn
         1. All undergraduate programmes must have some of their modules using the TurnItIn system. All dissertation modules must use it. At least one module in the first year must use it. Here we are modelling the use of the system. Your "Sustained Inquiry" - the nearest we get to a dissertation - must have been passed through the TurnItIn system
         2. Go VLE Your location: Home Page › p70406 Evaluating and Investigating Your Teaching in Higher Education › Assignments
2. Chris Rust
   1. General arguments/theories supporting research-based learning
   2. 'case-study exercise'
3. Richard Huggins
   1. Research Communities & Community Research