Reflecting on the process of helping adults learn a new weaving technique, Debbie Bright discusses how teaching can be its own lesson.
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Category: Academics, Writers & Researchers
Network Newsletter: April 2018
Featuring ICDF'S Network for Academics, Writers & Researchers.
Discover the latest updates and projects from some AWARe members, including reflections on balancing commitments, being retired, and growing through new challenges.
I Have to Do Research – Where Do I Start?
Lots of us research things, whether it is researching views on a particular Bible passage for our Bible Study Group, researching the historical or social background for a dance or other artwork, finding out what people in our church would like to have included in our Sunday services, or an online search for information on … Continue reading I Have to Do Research – Where Do I Start?
Network Newsletter: April 2017
Featuring ICDF'S Network for Academics, Writers & Researchers.
Peek inside for poetry, tips on starting a new writing project, and an article on how the experience of dance and movement can shape academic research.
Thinking about knowing
In my books I discuss at least 19 different ways of knowing (see http://www.brightbooks.co.nz). My thinking about ways of knowing has, of course, continued since I wrote the books. I see knowing as occurring in many ways, in many different situations and contexts, and often on several levels at the same time. Because of the … Continue reading Thinking about knowing
A theology of duality?
In the latest Network Leaders 'cyber-chat' session, ICDF network coordinators reflected on some topics relating to Christian dance. Debbie shares her thoughts about the influence of 'duality'... Is a Christian Dancer a dancer who happens to be a Christian, or a Christian who happens to be a dancer? If it’s the former, then a high level … Continue reading A theology of duality?
Free-to-access articles on ICDF.com
It can be tricky to find affordable academic articles and resources outside of institutional libraries and affiliations. We are building a list of publications on the ICDF website, many free to download, which have been kindly shared by members and friends of ICDF. Our latest additions are by academic Lucinda Coleman. She writes on 'Conversations on the … Continue reading Free-to-access articles on ICDF.com
