Perhaps they mean new to the REF?
On Monday, January 19, 2015, Alison James <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Dear everyone
I have recently attended meetings to discuss outcomes from REF and heard pedagogical research described as 'new' or 'emergent'. This may well be in relation to another discipline but has surprised me - does anyone know if the field of pedagogical research under this defined name has a particular 'start date'? Calling it new seems to exclude some of the great thinkers and philosophers on how we teach and learn.
Would be very pleased to hear your thoughts if you would like to reply to me directly.
All best
Alison
Dr Alison James
Associate Dean Learning and Teaching
London College of Fashion
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