Dr Hannah Grist
BA (Hons), MA, PGCAP, PhD
Current positions
Head of CREATE
Bristol Institute for Learning and Teaching
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Research interests
My research interests lie in questions of learning and teaching in Higher Education, in Ageing Studies/Cultural Gerontology, and in the use of qualitative methods - namely autoethnography. I have published and presented on cultural represenations of age and ageing, on care homes and care work, and on teaching and learning in Higher Education. Current research projects and interests include -
- Active Learning in Higher Education
- Staff Development
- PGR Supervision
- Autoethnography and Reflective Practice
Publications
Recent publications
27/03/2025Beyond the Traditional Lecture: A Collaborative Autoethnography on Embedding Active Learning in Academic Development
Making Active Learning Happen for all: Practical Ideas for Developing and Sustaining Active Learning
Autoethnography: a Research Methods Masterclass
Approaches and Best Practices in Research Supervision
Theorising the ageing self as data using autoethnography
Keynote: Exploring carers, care homes and the British media with multiple qualitative methods
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