Author name: Patricwallin

Mountainscape: Learning to Ski in the Swiss Alps

Susan Riva La Tzoumaz is in the heart of the 4-Valley ski region in the Swiss Alps. The Swiss Ski School welcomes skiers from around the world, offering ski and snowboard lessons. The ski school also trains young skiers to become ski instructors. This learning organization teaches skiing in the heart of a beautiful Alpine …

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Performing Eco-Recovery: A Trial Run in Our Skins

Dr Alice Charlotte Bell  (Senior Lecturer in Fine Art, University of Lincoln) In 2022 the artistic partnership, Fossey+Bell, Dr. Steve Fossey and Dr. Alice Bell; artists, practice-researchers and educators at the University of Lincoln, undertook a research experiment. Methodologically, we used artistic multidisciplinary approaches to immerse ourselves in a landscape undergoing a process of rewilding. As researchers we sought to …

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Time, place, and personhood in liminal spaces

Helen Woodley (Assistant Professor, Northumbria University) I started playing Dungeons and Dragons during Lockdown. I was a relatively late joiner to the world of tabletop role playing games (TRPG) and I have to admit I was partly influenced by the Netflix series Stranger Things. I was also deeply influenced by Gadamer’s concept of a shared …

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Buddyscapes #2

Silvia Luraschi (Adult Educator & Independent researcher collaborator, University of Milano Bicocca) andTom Troppe (PhD Student, Canterbury Christ Church University Horizon for a new vision: interdependence in Adult Education In recent dialogues, we have gone beyond sharing experiences as we described in Buddyscapes #1. Our sharing has taken on new purpose as research: to reflexively …

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Second on-line seminar 16th January

It was great to start our journey to the Life History and Biography Network meeting 2023 with the first on-line seminar in November. We have already had a series of excellent blog posts to get us thinking and our next landmark is the on-line seminar where we will be discussing educational temporalities. Monday 16th January at 15.00-16.00 CET(https://NTNU.zoom.us/j/91013002055?pwd=aDFaUExHRi9rYXJmcFdXeUxlN2lkdz09) To guide us …

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Walking an article – Part 4 – To present the things I really care about

Inger Helen Midtgård (Associate Professor in Community Work at HVL, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences) I have always tried to do my best to develop and to take care of and preserve the good quality of my local community. To be honest, when I took my master’s degree in community work I didn’t realize …

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