*slightly longer blog than usual due to requirement of my university module. Please stay. It really is quite interesting Forget Spring, there’s the whiff of electioneering in the air. The Prime Minster bared his soul in a deeply uncomfortable appearance on primetime TV (remember he once said he should be judged on policy and not personality) and MPs are all [...]
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OMG Elections Are Like So Uncool :(
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Stairway To Heaven (because the lift’s out of order)
Posted in university blog, tagged action research, austin mitchell, Channel 4, comment, Grimsby, housing, Hull, MP, Tower Block of Commons on February 24, 2010 | 1 Comment »
*slightly longer blog than usual because of university module requirements Self reflection (the business end of action research) is frequently used as an emotional lever in the media. Broadcasters have for decades placed individuals in strange settings, set the cameras rolling, switched on the microphones and waited. Wife Swap and Big Brother are examples of this popular ’fish out [...]
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