Editorial: PGR Teachers and the (Post) Pandemic World

Authors

  • Imogen Knox University of Warwick
  • Sophie Pain University of Warwick
  • Shakira Hanany Abd Rahman University of Warwick

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31273/jppp.vol2.2022.1223

Keywords:

Graduate Teaching Assistant, GTA, Postgraduate teachers, online teaching, pedagogy

Abstract

In this editorial, we introduce our second issue, centred around the theme of “Virtual, physical, or somewhere in between”. We outline some of the challenges that PGR teachers have faced over the past few years, as well as the increasing attention being paid to their innovative and important work. We explore the evolving nature of the journal and discuss what we would like to see in future issues.

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Author Biographies

Imogen Knox, University of Warwick

Imogen’s doctoral research explores the experience of selfdestructive thoughts in early modern Britain. More broadly she is interested in mental health and wellbeing throughout time. Imogen has taught on a number of undergraduate modules within the History department and previously worked in HE careers advice. She is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Sophie Pain, University of Warwick

Final year PhD student, School of Engineering, University of Warwick Sophie’s research focuses on passivating films and chemical treatments of crystalline silicon for photovoltaics. Since 2020, she has taught on a number of undergraduate modules within the School of Engineering. Having completed the APP PGR and PGA in TLHE programmes, she is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Shakira Hanany Abd Rahman, University of Warwick

I am a language teacher and I teach English to English as a Second
Language (ESL) learners in a higher education institution in
Malaysia. Prior to teaching at my current institution, I taught English
at a secondary school and also worked in a telecommunication
company in Malaysia.

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Published

2022-10-17