Category: MY TEACHING JOURNEY
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The difference between sharing information, responsibility and accountability for leaders
Leaders often speak of sharing, yet the word hides sharp moral and practical splits. To share information, to share responsibility, and to share accountability sound close, but each names a different act of power and risk. When leaders blur these acts, they invite drift, mistrust, and quiet harm. When they hold the line between them,…
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Autoethnographic Reflective Practice
Reflective practice and autoethnography in photographic education Reflective practice and autoethnography are two approaches that place personal experience at the centre of learning, both of which have a significant role to play in the professional development of photographers. Reflective practice, most clearly articulated by Donald Schön (1983), involves systematically thinking about one’s own actions, decisions,…
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