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Alicia Bowman
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences
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Biography
I have extensive experience as a language teacher and as a teacher educator. I have taught English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and Spanish to a wide variety of students in the UK and abroad. I have also undertaken teaching, mentoring and assessment in various postgraduate courses where I have facilitated teachers' learning of general principles of education, educational management and research.
My qualifications include a DELTA and an MA in English Language Teaching (ELT) from Nottingham Trent University and at the moment I am undertaking post-graduate studies for the Professional Doctorate in Education (EdD) at the University of Nottingham.
Teaching Summary
I work as a part-time Assistant tutor in the School of Education where I support newly qualified and/or experienced teachers who are undertaking the Postgraduate Certificate in Education… read more
Research Summary
My doctoral research, which draws on semi-structured interviews, ethnographic research and Photo-voice stories, provides an account of how migrant female spouses from India and Pakistan with low… read more
Recent Publications
STEVENSON, H., JOSEPH, S., BAILEY, L., COOKER, L., FOX, S. and BOWMAN, A., 2016. 'Caring' across the International Baccalaureate continuum IBO. SPEIGHT, S and BOWMAN, A, 2015. INNOVATION AT THE MARGINS: THE NOTTINGHAM OPEN ONLINE
COURSE In: INTED2015 Proceedings of the 9th International Technology, Education and Development Conference, March 2nd-4th, Madrid, Spain.. 9. 6329-6339
I work as a part-time Assistant tutor in the School of Education where I support newly qualified and/or experienced teachers who are undertaking the Postgraduate Certificate in Education International (PGCEi). I currently work on the Nottingham cohort [Nottingham 4 and 6] but have also worked with the PGCEi Dubai cohort [Dubai 7]. In addition to this, I teach ESOL to refugees, asylum seekers and settled migrants with limited formal schooling in a local college.
Current Research
My doctoral research, which draws on semi-structured interviews, ethnographic research and Photo-voice stories, provides an account of how migrant female spouses from India and Pakistan with low levels of literacy or limited formal schooling relate to notions of transnational migration, citizenship and agency and how these concepts are connected to their identities, language and literacy practices.
Research Interests
· Teacher education and professional development in Higher and Further Education
· Migrant language education and its social and political contexts
· Second language oracy and literacy development
· Language learning pedagogies
· Online learning environments and interactive learning
· Qualitative research methods in educational research, in particular ethnography and action research
STEVENSON, H., JOSEPH, S., BAILEY, L., COOKER, L., FOX, S. and BOWMAN, A., 2016. 'Caring' across the International Baccalaureate continuum IBO. SPEIGHT, S and BOWMAN, A, 2015. INNOVATION AT THE MARGINS: THE NOTTINGHAM OPEN ONLINE
COURSE In: INTED2015 Proceedings of the 9th International Technology, Education and Development Conference, March 2nd-4th, Madrid, Spain.. 9. 6329-6339