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Introduction
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Chapter 01 Orientations to Educational Development
12
Chapter 02 Stances on Change
129
The Educational Developer and Academic Cultures
161
Postscript
191
Educational development and modernism
192
Community diversity and fracture
193
Vocation and professional status
196
References
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Index
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SHRE
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Back Cover
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Professor Ray Land is Professor of Higher Education Development and Director of the Centre for Higher Education Development at Coventry University. He previously taught at the University of Edinburgh. In addition to educational development, his curent research interests include theshold concepts and troublesome knowledge, and theoretical aspects of education in cyberspace.

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