Ms Elizabeth Black
- Lecturer (Educational Leadership & Policy)
telephone:
0141 330 1977
email:
Elizabeth.Black.2@glasgow.ac.uk
pronouns:
She/her/hers
St Andrew's Building, 11 Eldon Street, Glasgow
Biography
I joined the University of Glasgow in January 2017 from a professional background in early learning and childcare, having worked with children and young people aged 0 - 14 in various practitioner, leadership and management roles. I have worked in early years in the Czech Republic and benefitted from placement experience in the Netherlands. My undergraduate study of Social Policy informs my understanding of Childhood Practice as a policy-driven field. More recently, my Masters dissertation focused on childcare practitioners’ perceptions of numeracy.
Research interests
In relation to scholarship of teaching and learning, I am currently investigating aspects of online learning and feedback literacy.
With the University of Glasgow Childhood Practice teaching team, I am currently researching the impact of the Standard for Childhood Practice.
I am also interested in modern apprentices’ professional identities, early numeracy, and the role of subject knowledge in early years practice.
Supervision
I supervise students on the MEd Childhood Practice and MSc Educational Studies programmes.
Teaching
BA Childhood Practice
- Planning a Project
- Taking Action and Making Interventions
- Sustaining and Communicating Improvements in Practice
- Leadership, Management and Professional Values
- Key Issues and Debates A and B
PGD Childhood Practice
- Practice Placement A
MEduc
- Social and Cultural Contexts of Children and Childhoods - 4th year elective
Additional information
Co-convenor of the Scottish Educational Research Association Early Years Network - on Twitter at @SERA_EY
Partnership co-ordinator for BA and MEd Childhood Practice programmes
Advisor of Studies