I am a Senior Lecturer in Education Early Childhood Studies, currently teaching on the Education Studies Programme (Core modules plus some on the Ed Studies and Special and Inclusive Needs programme).
I have a history of teaching in schools, and a particular interest in social justice.
I am currently writing around the area of neo-liberalism and its impact on the Academy. I presented earlier this year at the Nordic Educational Research Association Conference in Gothenburg with my mother, a retired academic, using autobiography as a research method to look at generational changes within Higher Education, with a focus on political activism.
Languages
Spanish; Castilian
Degrees
2010, University of Manchester, U.K., Masters in Education (Inclusion)
1996, Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom, PGCE (Secondary Education: History with English)
1992, University of Manchester, United Kingdom, BA Politics and Modern History
Certifications
2014, Higher Education Academy, Fellow
Academic appointments
Associate Lecturer, Education, Manchester Metropolitan University, 2011 - 2013
Research Assistant, Education, University of Manchester, 2010 - 2012
