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Professor of Equity and Inclusion and Deputy Head of SchoolHead of the Department of Disability Inclusion and Special Needs
Julie Allan is Professor of Equity and Inclusion, Head of the Department of Disability Inclusion and Special Needs and Visiting Professor at the University of Borås in Sweden. Her work encompasses inclusive education, disability studies and children's rights and is both empirical and theoretical. She has a particular interest in educational theory and the insights offered through ...
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Head of School Professor of Education and Civic Engagement
Editor of the British Journal of Educational Studies and Director of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues based within the School of Education, This is an interdisciplinary research centre focussing on character, virtues and values in the interest of human flourishing.
He has written widely on the relationship between theory and practice in education, ...
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Senior Lecturer Deputy Director of Undergraduate Studies
Simon Asquith is Deputy Director of Undergraduate Studies in the School of Education at the University of Birmingham. He is also national chair of the Association for Partnership in Teacher Education (APTE) and sits on the Executive Committee of the Universities' Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET).
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Professor of Vocational and Higher Education
Ann-Marie Bathmaker joined the University of Birmingham in 2012 as Professor of Vocational and Higher Education. She started her career working in provision of English for Speakers of Other Languages, and she then worked as a local authority advisor for equal opportunities as part of the Technical and Vocational Education Initiative, before moving into higher education. Her career in ...
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Senior Lecturer
Tom started his career as a high school teacher in economics and accountancy. He was a member of the academic staff of the following tertiary institutions: University of South Africa (Pretoria, South Africa), Central University of Technology (Bloemfontein, South Africa), Vista University (Sebokeng, South Africa) and the University of Johannesburg before joining the University of ...
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Professor of Bilingualism Director of the MOSAIC Centre for Research on Multilingualism
Adrian Blackledge is Director of the MOSAIC Centre for Research on Multilingualism. He is author of numerous articles and books based on his research on multilingualism in education and wider society. His books include Heteroglossia as Practiceand Pedagogy(2014); The Routledge Handbook of Multilingualism(2012); Multilingualism. A Critical Perspective(2010); Discourse and Power in a ...
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Angela is a German and French specialist having completed her Teacher Training at Birmingham University. She has held a number of teaching posts in Worcestershire and as well as co-teaching on the MFL PGDipEd, she is an ExcellentTeacher/AST two days a week at Kingsley College in Worcestershire. Her area of expertise is the development of Teaching and Learning. Angela has also carried out ...
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Senior Lecturer in Education
Marion is Senior Lecturer in Education in the School of Education, Department for Education and Social Justice. Her areas of research and teaching expertise include post-compulsory education,adult and informal education, widening participation in further and higher education and education in the context of globalisation and internationalisation. In the School of Edication she is ...
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Academic and Professional Tutor
Nick Bozic has worked as an academic and professional tutor on the initial training course for educational psychologists since 2004. His special interests include community psychology, strength-based practice, working with organisations and groups, evaluation design and the use of web-based technology to support learning. Nick also contributes teaching sessions on standarised test ...
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Lecturer in Primary ITE
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Programme Lead
Alison is the programme lead on the PG Dip Ed Primary/ Early Years ITE course and is responsible for the day to day running of the university and school based training programe. She also heads up the science and computing modules on the programme.
Alison joined the School of Education in January 2010. She has a very strong background in early ...
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Professor of Ethics and Education
David Carr is Professor of Ethics and Education and his principal research interests include: ethics, virtue ethics and moral education; the nature of professionalism and professional ethics; aesthetics; and education of the emotions. He has written widely in these areas and s the author of Making Sense of Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy and Theory of Education and Teaching ...
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Teaching Fellow in Mathematics
Linda Caswell has taught mathematics for many years in the West Midlands area. She was Head of Mathematics for 15 years in three different schools and so has firsthand knowledge and experience of the changes to both mathematics teaching and Initial Teacher Education. Linda first worked in the School of Education in 2008 and has taught on the PGDipEd (QTS) course on a part time basis before moving ...
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Director of School-Led Initial Teacher Education
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Lecturer in Language and Education
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Programme Leader PGDipEd (QTS) Secondary Physical Education
Joanne Cliffe is Programme Leader for the Post Graduate Diploma in Physical Education (QTS) for Secondary Education and Co-Leader for the MEd in teaching studies. Joanne's previous experience in higher education included contributions to the PGCE Physical Education course at Loughborough University. Her background is in teaching in secondary education and her posts have included, Head of ...
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Lecturer in Geography Education
Gemma has held a number of teaching posts in Birmingham schools since 2003, and before entering higher education held the post of Head of Department in a local secondary comprehensive school. She is a member of the Geographical Association and the RGS-IBG, and has also worked with the Prince's Teaching Institute on their Schools Programme for Geography, in conjunction with the ...
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Research Fellow
Sandra is a Research Fellow in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtueswhere she is researching the role of values in professional practice in Medicine and Education. Previously she has worked in the Centre for Research in Medical and Dental Education, working on a range of projects including the role education may play in changing workplace culture and practices. With a background in ...
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Professor of Educational LinguisticsDeputy Director of MOSAIC, Centre for Research on Multilingualism
Angela Creese is professor of educational linguistics in the School of Education.
Her research and teaching cross references anthropology, linguistics and education. She uses ethnography to investigate ideologies and interactions in educational and other social settings. Her research publications cover urban multilingualism, language ecology, multilingual ethnography, ...
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Professor of Education Policy Research Director of Research
Peter is Deputy Head of School and Director of Research. He also leads the Centre for Higher Education Equity and Access. He is programme lead for the Masters in School Improvement and Educational Leadership.
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Ian completed his PhD in psychology in 1987; then taught in secondary schools in various roles including ICT co-ordinator, head of science and senior teacher. He is currently a Lecturer and leads the Education for Health Professionalsprogramme. In addition he teaches quantitative methods including factor analysis and provides a statistical advice service for the ...
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Laura became Lecturer at the School of Education in 2011 after completing a Birmingham Research Fellowship. Prior to that she worked as a member of a team on a large-scale research programme, the National Evaluation of the Children's Fund (DfES) at the University of Birmingham. She joined the University of Birmingham from the University of Oxford where she held an ESRC research studentship and ...
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Lecturer in Education
Martine is a Modern Languages specialist (French/Spanish) and has taught in schools and colleges, and in adult and higher education in England. After working as Course Leader for Modern Languages at a sixth form college she developed a portfolio of work by combining teaching, initial teacher training and consultancy work. She has also worked as educational adviser with a ...
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Reader in Disability and Special Educational NeedsCo-director VICTAR
Graeme is the deputy head of the Disability Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN) department (with a particular lead on research). DISN is the largest department of its kind in the UK and comprises over 30 academics researching and studying in the field of inclusion, SEN and disability.
Graeme is the co-director of the Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and ...
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Liz is a Research Fellow working on a Sense funded project exploring the impact that diagnosis has for people with Usher syndrome. Liz is interested in exploring the effect of changes in Usher syndrome and the knowledge that someone has Usher, on the life and experiences of a person with Usher.
She will be interviewing people who are about 15, about 25, and about 45 ...
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Director of EducationHead of the Department of Teacher Education
Kit Field has been the Director of Education in the School of Education since August 2014. Immediately prior to this Kit was seconded from his post as the Head of the Centre for Academic Practice at the University of Wolverhampton to the role of interim Executive Headteacher at a large secondary Academy in the Black Country. He has been, the Dean of the School of ...
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Lecturer in Primary and Early Years Mathematics Education
David Foster joined the School Of Education in September 2014. He teaches Mathematics Education on the PGDip in Primary Education (PGCE Advanced) Primary and Early Years Course. Prior to this he worked for two years at BCU and seven years at Newman University as a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics and Mathematics Education. David has worked as a class teacher and Mathematics Coordinator ...
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Research FellowCo-ordinator for Voices of War and Peace First World War Engagement Centre
Nicola Gauld is the Co-ordinator for Voices of War and Peace: the Great War and its legacy. Funded jointly by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), project will bring together collaborations between academics and community groups to research the ways in which the conflict has shaped the past 100 years. Nicola will be responsible for ...
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Professor of Critical Race StudiesDirector of the Centre for Research in Race & Education (CRRE) and Editor-in-Chief, Race Ethnicity and Education
David is Professor of Critical Race Studies, editor-in-chief of the journal 'Race Ethnicity and Education', and Director of the Centre for Research in Race and Education (CRRE).
David's research focuses on race inequalities in education, especially the role of racism as a changing and complex characteristic of the system. He has written 6 books and ...
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Senior lecturerHead of Quality Assurance and Enhancement
Celia Greenway is the PGDipEd Early Years Co-ordinator and Partnership lead. Initially as a practitioner Celia taught in schools and nurseries across Worcestershire. Prior to joining the University, she was responsible for developing Higher Education provision within the Further Education Sector, and worked in collaboration with the University of Worcester establishing Foundation degrees for ...
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Professor of Urban Education HistoryDirector of the Voices of War & Peace Centre
Ian Grosvenor is Professor of Urban Educational History. He is author of numerous articles and books on racism, education and identity, the visual in educational research, the material culture of education and the history of urban education. Books include, Assimilating Identities. Racism and Education in Post 1945 Britain (1997), Silences and Images. The Social History of the Classroom ...
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Senior lecturer in Autism StudiesDirector of Autism Centre for Education and Research
Dr Karen Guldberg is currently Director of the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) at the School of Education, University of Birmingham. She is a Senior Lecturer in Autism Studies in the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN).
Dr Guldberg is passionate about ensuring there is synergy between her teaching and research. She teaches on ...
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Liz Gulliford has an interdisciplinary background. She gained a Theology degree from Trinity College, Oxford and has a BSc in Psychology. She previously worked for the Psychology and Religion Research Group at the University of Cambridge, where she published work on forgiveness and other virtues, co-editing 'Forgiveness in Context: Theology and Psychology in Creative Dialogue' ...
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Lecturer in Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (SEBD)
Neil Hall started in his current role in September 2010, although for 20 years, as an Honorary Lecturer, he taught on various CPD programmes in special education and child protection and on initial and post qualification doctoral training courses in educational psychology. Neil is a Chartered Psychologist registered with the British Psychological Society (BPS) and a Practitioner ...
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Lecturer in Religious Education
Sarah worked in a large Manchester school as Head of department for eight years teaching KS3 and KS4 Religious Studies and Citizenship and KS5 Philosophy, Ethics, New Testament and Hebrew Bible. She is passionate about delivering creative, innovative and inspirational Religious Education which has at its core a promotion of pupil based reflective enquiry. She was the Secondary RE ...
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Professor of Philosophy of EducationDirector of Postgraduate Research
Michael Hand is Professor of Philosophy of Education and Director of Postgraduate Research in the School of Education. He is the Editor of IMPACT, a pamphlet series offering philosophical perspectives on current education policy. Michael's research interests are in the areas of moral, political, religious and philosophical education. He has published books and articles on education for ...
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Deputy Director (Development): Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues
Tom Harrison is the Deputy Director of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues and leads on all the applied research projects. He has spent many years working on research and development programmes mainly relating to character and citizenship education. Most recently he has led the My Character and Knightly Virtues projects, on behalf of the School of Education. Previously he has led ...
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Rachel Hewett is a Research Fellow based at Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research She has been working in VICTAR since February 2010, after moving over from Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit. She is primarily working on a project funded by Nuffield Foundation and has been focusing particularly on the transition experience of visually impaired ...
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Lecturer in Secondary English Education
Sally took up the position of lecturer on the University of Birmingham PGDipEd secondary English course in 2013. Her previous career was in teaching in comprehensive schools beginning in 1990. Sally has worked as Head of Department , Head of Year and both as Subject and Professional ITE Mentor in schools in South Birmingham and North Solihull.
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Lecturer, Deafblindness and Multisensory Impairment
Liz is the only University lecturer in the country in Deafblindness and The School of Education is the only nationally recruiting programme for teachers who wish to qualify with Mandatory Qualifications recognised by the GTC in deafblindness.
Initially teaching children with severe learning difficulties, an interest in sensory impairment led her on to working with ...
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Academic and Professional Tutor, educational psychology
Julia has a background in teaching in both secondary school and further education. She works part-time as a Senior Educational Psychologist for a local authority in the West Midlands.
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Rachel joined the School of Education as a Research Fellow in April 2014 working on the Translation and Translanguagingresearch project. Before this she worked in the International Office and in the Careers Network at the University of Birmingham, assisting and coordinating large projects, being engaged in their financial administration, serving international and home ...
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Agnieszka earned her PhD in Sociology from Aston University, Birmingham and was previously working as a Research Associate at Imperial College London. A social scientist by background, Agnieszka joined the Jubilee Centre for Character and Values in November 2013. She previously worked as a Research Associate in Imperial College London's Department of Primary Care and ...
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Lecturer in Secondary Biology and Professional Education Development
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Binish is a Research Fellow based within the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues. She is currently working on a project which explores course training interventions, which will enable medical, teaching and legal professionals to explore their own virtues and if required, transform them.
Binish is a highly motivated academic professional who has developed her ...
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Lecturer in Science Education
John taught Science and Physics in secondary schools for fourteen years, including a role as Head of Science. For three years, he worked part time at the University of Warwick on the Science PGCE course and part-time in school. He joined the University of Birmingham in 2007 as Lecturer in Science Education with a focus on Physics initial teacher education.
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Dr Lila Kossyvaki is a Research Fellow in the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) which is a research centre within the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN) in the School of Education.
Lila is a chartered psychologist and an autism specialist teacher. She has a strong interest in school and home-based interventions to promote social ...
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Ben Kotzee is lecturer in the School of Education. He works on topics in the philosophy of education and focuses on applying insights from contemporary epistemology to questions regarding intellectual development. He also has research interests in the nature of expertise and in professional education. From May 2015, he will be co-investigator on the Phronesis and the Medical Community ...
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Professor of Character Education and Virtue EthicsDeputy Director of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues
Kristján Kristjánsson's research orientation can best be summed up as that of Aristotle-inspired philosophical scrutiny of theories in educational psychology and values education, with special emphasis on the notions of character and emotional virtue. He has written extensively on themes in general education, moral education, educational psychology, moral philosophy and ...
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Senior Lecturer in Educational Linguistics
Maggie's research focuses on second language learning and second language teacher development. She has taught English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in Slovakia and Thailand at primary, secondary and higher education levels, English for Academic Purposes (EAP) in the UK and has worked with language teachers from all over the world, particularly from China, Japan and Slovakia. She is a ...
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Tutor in Educational PsychologySenior Educational Psychologist
Jane works as a tutor in educational psychology and is involved in teaching and supervising trainee educational psychologists on the three year initial training programme (Applied Educational and Child Psychology Doctorate). She is also Director of the research doctorate for practising educational psychologists (Ed Psych D programme) which has over 40 students enrolled.
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Paul joined the School of Education 2006 to take up a three-year research post as a research fellow in VICTAR. He is working on a Sightsavers International funded project studying the educational inclusion of children with visual impairment in developing countries. This involves establishing an evidence base demonstrating the effectiveness of different educational models of education for ...
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Lecturer in Autism
Before joining the University Andrea worked in the voluntary sector, supporting adults with disabilities. She developed and managed models of support (including supported living, employment, peer support and community inclusion) for adults with Asperger syndrome within the West Midlands region.
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Lecturer in History in Education, Director of secondary ITE
After gaining his PGCE in 1994 Russell Manning worked as a Teacher of History at the Earls High School in Halesowen. He worked at this school for ten years and held the following posts; Deputy Head of Year, Second in Humanities and Head of History. During this time he also co-ran the annual Summer Literacy School and worked as the History Mentor in the school for the ...
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Lecturer in Educational Linguistics
Eleni Mariou is a Lecturer in Educational Linguistics. She joined the School of Education in 2014 and teaches on the MA Education TEFL programme. Before taking up this post, Eleni worked as a Teaching Fellow in TESOL at the University of Edinburgh, and also was an Associate Tutor on the distance-learning MA in Applied Linguistics and TESOL programme at the University of Leicester for ...
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Lecturer in Psychology and Education
Graeme is a Lecturer in Psychology & Education in the School of Education, Contributing to Undergraduate, Post Graduate Taught and Doctoral programmes.
He started his career in FE before joining the University of Birmingham. His areas of research and teaching expertise include Psychology of Motivation and Learning, Lifespan Development, Lifelong learning, Cultural ...
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Professor of Social History of Education
Jane is the School of Education's Deputy Head with responsibility for Strategic Development and Head of Department of Education and Social Justice. She moved to Birmingham from the Institute of Education, University of London, where she was Head of Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. She has lectured in Education Studies, History, Sociology and Women's Studies at the ...
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Lecturer BA in Education
Ian's work is focussed on the sociological analysis of youth and youth services. His research has taken place within youth service providers, and has focussed on how policy on education, youth and localism relates to the identities and practices of youth workers and related occupational groups. Central to his work is a concern with inequality and social justice, and the role youth ...
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Co- Director of EducationProgramme Lead (Visual Impairment)
With over 25 years' experience of teaching in schools and Higher Education (HE) Mike has extensive experience of curriculum design, delivery and evaluation as a teacher, lecturer, Director of Education and a researcher. Mike's research interests include developing 'research-informed' pedagogical practice within HE with a particular focus on the development of ...
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Professor of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education
James A. Middleton is Professor of STEM Education in the School of Education at the University of Birmingham. He holds a concurrent appointment as Professor of Engineering Education and Director of the Center for Research on Education in Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology at Arizona State University. Prior to these appointments, Dr. Middleton served as Associate Dean ...
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Blaire joined the School of Education in 2012, and is working as a Research Associate within the Jubilee Centre for Character and Values. She is currently working on a project funded by the John Templeton Foundation entitled 'An Attitude for Gratitude'. This project will be examining how the principle of gratitude and service is understood in British society. In particular, it will be ...
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Director of Professional Training in Educational Psychology
Sue has been a practising educational psychologist for more than 25 years, and, in addition to her teaching and research responsibilities within the University, continues to practice as a chartered educational psychologist on a 0.1 full-time equivalent basis.
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Senior lecturer in social history and education and Deputy Head of Department
Kevin joined the University of Birmingham in 2000 and teaches social history and education on the BA (Hons) Education. He is a member of the editorial boards for the journals, Education Review, History of Education and Paedagogica Historica.
His latest book is entitled : Struggles for a Past: Irish and Afro-Caribbean histories in England 1951-2000
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Research Associate
Emma joined the School of Education in 2014, working as a Research Associate in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Values.She is currently working on a project funded by the John Templeton Foundation, working with the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia. The aim of the project is to evaluate the success of the 'Torchbearers of Liberty Programme'. This programme involves ...
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Lecturer in Secondary Mathematics
Mary joined the School of Education as a Lecturer in Mathematics Education in September 2012. Mary has taught Mathematics for many years in local schools in Birmingham, Solihull, and Worcestershire. She also has experience of teaching overseas at a Leading International School in the Middle East. She has 15 years' experience as a Head of Department in 3 different secondary schools ...
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Lecturer in Secondary Humanities
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Dr Despina Papoudi is a Lecturer in Autism in the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN).
Despina taught between 1995 and 2013 on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Greece.She was appointed as an Assistant Professor in Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Faculty of Early ...
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Lecturer in Language, Literacies and Dyslexia
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Michael joined the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues in 2012 after having attained his BA in Philosophy. He is a Research Associate for the centre's team who have a central interest in the role of virtue within the contemporary education system and the potential the subject has to assist future generations in living successful and fulfilled lives, both within and outside the ...
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Principal, University Training School
Michael is a highly experienced school leader who has been appointed as the first Principal of the University of Birmingham School – the country's first secondary 'University Training School' which will open in September 2015. The School aims to transform lives by creating a learning community that will maximise the personal and academic achievement of all of its ...
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Lecturer Deputy Director, Centre for Research in Race & Education
Nicola is a Lecturer within the School of Education and Deputy Director of the Centre for Research in Race & Education.
She is interested in practices that enable and challenge the continued manifestation of race inequity in contemporary societies. Understanding the role of privilege and power which are often overlooked in race debates is a key aspect of her work. ...
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Lecturer in Primary Education and Early Years
John Ryan joined the School Of Education in September 2012. He teaches Professional studies on the PGDip in Primary Education (PGCE Advanced) Primary and Early Years Course. Prior to this he worked for six years at Newman University as a Senior Lecturer in Professional Studies. John has worked in many Primary schools in Birmingham and he was a senior member of staff in all the schools he ...
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Wouter has an interdisciplinary background. He gained a degree in International Business Communication, but also has a MA in Philosophy, both from the Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands. His doctoral thesis was called 'Character education', and he investigated what a neo-Aristotelian approach can make clear about the philosophy, psychology and education of virtue. ...
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Lecturer in Inclusion and Special Educational Needs
Dr. Matthew Schuelka is Lecturer in Inclusion and Special Educational Needs and also serves as the Program Director for the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) program. He comes from a diverse background of study, research, and teaching experience – having taught multiple ages and subjects in the United States, Bhutan, Malaysia, and now the United Kingdom. Besides a ...
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Matthew joined the School of Education as a Research Fellow in 2015. He completed a PhD in Philosophy in 2012 and will work in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues on the 'Virtuous Character in Business and Finance Project', which will explore attitudes about virtues held by business and finance students and professionals, as well as ways in which a virtue ethical approach may ...
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Academic and professional tutor to Applied Educational and Child Psychology Doctorate programme
Anita Soni is an Academic and Professional tutor in the School of Education. She is interested in working with children and their families in their early years of life, between birth and 7 years. She is enthusiastic about developing the skills of the Children's Workforce, especially those working in Children's Centres, and early years provision in the maintained, ...
Lecturer in Science and Science EducationAdmissions Tutor (Undergraduate Programmes)Welfare Officer
His current work draws on both his background in research chemistry and psychology, and new data as to what practices (philosophically, educationally, pedagogically and culturally) might best be adopted to encourage personally meaningful educational practices.
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Director of Primary Education Deputy Head of the Department of Teacher Education
Chris joined the University as a lecturer in Primary education and has since held the positions of Director of Studies for ITE and Head of Primary ITE. Her research interests cover the area of special needs and management alongside the area of initial teacher training. She was part of the School of Education team responsible for the DfES Transforming the School Workforce Pathfinder ...
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Emma has joined the Jubilee Centre for Character and Valuesas a Research Associate, working with the Step Up to Serve campaign in London. Previous to this role, Emma worked for the youth empowerment charity and Step Up To Serve member Free The Children, where she was responsible for creating educational resources and content for their new website, as well as writing articles, blogs and ...
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Professor of Inclusion and Diversity
Gary Thomas took up the post of chair in education at Birmingham in 2005. Before university teaching, he worked as a teacher and as an educational psychologist. In higher education – at the University of Leeds, at Oxford Brookes University, UWE and University College London – his teaching and research have focused on inclusion, special education, and research methodology in ...
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David is a Research Fellow in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues. His interest in character and identity began during a first career in the British Army. In 2010 he completed a PhD in Sociology and Social Policy at Durham University before moving to USA to work as a Research Associate at Purdue University, Indiana, in the Human Development and Family Studies Department (HDFS). ...
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Reader in Education & Social JusticeDeputy Director, Centre for Research in Race & Education
Paul Warmington is Reader in Education & Social Justice in the School of Education. He has taught and researched for twenty-five years, firstly in FE then in higher education. His research interests include race, class and education; critical theories of race; black education movements, race equality and education policy; widening participation. His most recent book is Black British ...
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This was a great show. Just good fun. Especially when Aquaman was on.
Admit it, after all those Dark Knight experiences, it was great to see Batman team-up with another hero and have a fun adventure. Hell, if anything, Batman: The Brave and The Bold can be credited for giving Aquaman new life. Warner Brothers and Warner Archive are going to celebrate the first season Blu-ray release of Batman: The Brave and The Bold with a special New York Comic Con panel. In attendance will be none other than Batman himself, Diedrich Bader. Check out the official press release and how you can attend this special event.
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If we could trade this for Beware the Batman, and Teen Titans Go for Young Justice... sigh.
Beware the Batman isn't too bad, but it is no Brave & The Bold.
I never got into Brave & The Bold. I thought it was balls, too much for kids. Haven't seen much of Beware either cause I don't like the animation style that much.
People think this show was for kids only??
This show has as much adult humor as WB would allow. I freaking loved it. I was one of those that said they show was trash without giving it a chance... Finally I forced myself to buy the first season cause I'm such a bat fan.. I AM GLAD I DID. Awesome show. BEST VERSION OF AQUAMAN EVER.
Just watch the musical excerpt from the episode "The Masks of Matches Malone" which you can find on YouTube. How many sexual innuendos can you count??
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Good Grief: Washington Post Complains That Romney Should Be Worth More
The media, including opinion writers, spent oodles of time and planet killing paper and energy writing about Haditha, Korans in toilets, soldiers peeing on dead Taliban bodies, loud music and cold temps at Gitmo, but can't find it in themselves to write about the Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan, al Qaeda growing in Egypt and Libya, Fast and Furious, the Libyan 9/11 attack cover up, why Obama is using official White House resources for campaigning, and a host of other issues. The difference is the letter of Party affiliation. But, they can come out with stuff like this (via Ace)
Mitt Romney is worth $250 million. Why so little?
Mitt Romney is indisputably a very rich man. And if he is elected president on Nov. 6, he will become one of the wealthiest people ever to hold the office.
But exactly how wealthy is Romney? The figure that gets tossed around is $250 million in net worth – meaning the total value of his assets, financial and others, minus any debts.
It's a big number, but frankly, it seems low. Given the industry in which he made his fortune (private equity), the era when he made it (the 1980s and 1990s) and the wealth of his peers in that business (mostly billionaires), Romney should be worth a good bit more than that.
Why isn't he?
Then we get all sorts of gobbledygook (interestingly, that word is part of WordPress spellcheck, but spellcheck isn't) as to why Romney should be richer but isn't, finally getting to the point that Romney left Bain before the private equity market took off. And then we learn that a guy who gives over 30% of his income every year to charity is stingy
He has also been exceedingly charitable with his wealth, although unlike several of his private-equity peers, he has not signed the Giving Pledge, which would commit him to giving most of his fortune to philanthropic causes.
Facepalm, considering that Democrats are exceedingly stingy with their own money when it comes to charity (as opposed to being forthcoming with Other People's money)
Does it really matter if Romney is worth $250 million, $1 billion or more? Rich is rich after all, right? I think it does, politically as well as substantively.
Politically, the alternatives are not great. If he were perceived as the first real billionaire to run for president, it would only exacerbate popular doubts about how someone living so removed from the concerns of average Americans – or even just 47 percent of them – could effectively represent them.
And if he is not a billionaire, doesn't it suggest that he was not a great private-equity investor after all, thus torpedoing his claim to understand how to create jobs and get the economy back on track?
Something to keep in mind on Nov. 6.
Good f*cking grief. Romney's damned if he does damned if he doesn't. He took off to pursue saving the Olympics and then elected political positions, but, damnitall, he should have made more money. Or maybe spent his time agitating people and writing books like Obama, who's done such a wonderful job with the economy and jobs.
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Pitching duel on tap as Nationals host Braves
Strasburg to face Teheran in marquee matchup between division rivals
While the baseball world might be excited to watch Julio Teheran oppose Stephen Strasburg on Saturday night at Nationals Park, Braves third baseman Chris Johnson is among the position players who are not necessarily looking forward to the challenge that awaits them.
"There is nothing good about having to face Strasburg, especially for me," Johnson said. "I'd rather it be Teheran against somebody else. It's nice to know we have Teheran going when we are facing Strasburg, because we know if we manage to get a couple runs against him it will probably be good enough, because Julio is so good."
Courtesy of their 2-1 win in Friday's series opener, the Braves will have a chance to move ahead of their rivals in the National League East standings with a win on Saturday. Both teams enter the contest with a 3-1 record.
When the Braves lost two starting pitchers -- Kris Medlen and Brandon Beachy -- to season-ending elbow injuries during Spring Training, the Nationals gained more reason to believe they might dethrone the defending NL East champions. But they now find themselves without starting pitcher Doug Fister (lat strain) and starting catcher Wilson Ramos (hamate bone surgery).
"Nobody is going to feel sorry for you," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "Nobody is looking at the [disabled list] and saying, 'Ah, Ramos is not catching today, poor guy.'"
Teheran surrendered four earned runs during the first two innings of his first career start against the Nationals last year and then held them scoreless during the remainder of that six-inning stint. The 23-year-old right-hander then proceeded to compile a 2.90 ERA in the four other starts he made against Washington last year.
Strasburg saw injuries limit him to two innings or fewer in two of his final three starts against the Braves last year. He also exited a June 30, 2012 start at Turner Field because of heat exhaustion. Minus these three shortened outings, he has compiled a 3.08 ERA in nine career starts against Atlanta.
During Monday's season debut against the Mets, Strasburg allowed a three-run home run in the first inning and then surrendered one more run during his six-inning effort.
"Early on, Strasburg was up in the zone, and then he found his stride in the third and shut them down the rest of the way," Nationals manager Matt Williams said. "His pitch count got up there, and we couldn't run him out there for another inning. He gave us a chance to get back in it."
Teheran's first career Opening Day start was marred by the lack of offensive support he received during Monday's 2-0 loss to the Brewers. The two runs he surrendered in six innings were tallied before he recorded his first out in the fourth inning.
"I felt good, and I did my best," Teheran said. "Hopefully with this start, I will get better."
Braves: Lineup construction
Gonzalez has to feel fortunate that his club has won three of its first four games despite totaling just eight runs. The Braves might soon have to evaluate their decision to place B.J. Upton in the second spot of the lineup. Upton has recorded one hit and struck out nine times in his first 16 at-bats.
But Gonzalez seems to be benefiting from his decision to put Chris Johnson in the cleanup spot. Johnson homered in Wednesday's 1-0 win over the Brewers and delivered the game-winning sacrifice fly in Friday's win over the Nationals.
"He's done a terrific job," Gonzalez said. "That is exactly what we want him to do. He's going to hit behind [Freddie] Freeman, and there are going to be times where they will have to pick their poison with Freeman or Johnson. You feel good the way we are set up offensively with our lineup, that he is a guy who can do that job. He doesn't have to change his approach. We don't want him to change his approach."
Nationals: Pitchers racking up impressive K totals
Washington's pitching staff has registered a Major League-leading 53 strikeouts through this season's first four games. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the 39 strikeouts registered by Washington entering Friday stood as the third-highest total recorded by a pitching staff through the regular season's first three games.
The Nationals will likely extend this impressive early trend throughout the remainder of this weekend's series. The Braves have struck out at least eight times in 16 of the 20 games played between these two division rivals over the past two years.
Worth noting
• Ten of the past 17 games played between the Braves and Nationals have been decided by one run. The Braves have won seven of those 10 games.
• Ryan Zimmerman is five home runs shy of passing Roy Sievers and becoming the second-most prolific home run hitter in Washington history. Sievers hit 184 home runs while playing for the Washington Nationals and Senators from 1954-59 and 1964-65. Frank Howard holds the Washington record with 237 home runs.
• The Braves' starting rotation has not allowed a run in the past 17 2/3 innings.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Pirates hope to snap skid at home vs. Braves
Pittsburgh went 0-5 on road trip; Worley, Santana set for duel
The Pirates were gone from PNC Park for less than a week, but the feeling at the ballpark Monday will be a much more uneasy one than when they left.
The Bucs' five-game road trip yielded two pitchers to the disabled list, a banged-up shortstop and, above all, their first five-game losing streak in nearly two years. The string of losses now has Pittsburgh 5 1/2 games behind the Brewers in the National League Central -- the largest deficit the team has had since July 5.
However, the Pirates remain close in the Wild Card, trailing San Francisco by 1 1/2 games for the second spot. Atlanta, a fellow team on the outside looking in of the coveted Wild Card spot, is visiting Pittsburgh for a three-game set.
The Braves finished a 10-game homestand with a three-game sweep of Oakland.
The Pirates will send Vance Worley to the mound, and he had a rare non-quality start in his last outing. The Bucs' losing streak began when Worley pitched against the Tigers on Wednesday. The right-hander tied a season worst by allowing nine hits and five runs against Detroit in 5 1/3 innings, though only three were earned runs.
It was the first time since the All-Star break that Worley allowed more than one earned run and just the second time in 10 starts that he wasn't able to complete six frames.
Ervin Santana will start for the Braves. Santana has won five decisions in a row, and he has done so in just six starts. His 12th victory of the season came on Wednesday, when he held the Dodgers to two runs in six innings.
Since back-to-back four-run outings in mid-July pushed his ERA above 4.00, Santana has rebounded with a 4-0 record, 2.38 ERA and 10.6 strikeouts per nine innings.
The Pirates are one of just two teams that Santana hasn't faced in his career. The Giants are the other.
Braves: Gonzalez defends Teheran's pickoff move
One of Julio Teheran's best weapons is his pickoff move -- he's proved that by picking off 13 baserunners in the past two seasons.
Three of those outs have come in the last week in Carl Crawford and Yasiel Puig of the Dodgers and then Oakland's Josh Reddick on Saturday night. The right-hander's move caught some flak from both opposing managers, but on Sunday, Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez praised Teheran's ability to catch players leaning at first base.
Gonzalez called it "maybe the best" pickoff move he's ever seen from a righty.
"He's got quick feet and he's got a short throw," Gonzalez said. "Some guys have quick feet and it takes them a long time to get the ball to first base. But that's not the case with him. He has both quick feet and a short arm."
Pirates: Morton to DL; Cole will return Wednesday
The Pirates placed right-hander Charlie Morton on the 15-day DL with right hip inflammation on Sunday. The move opens the door for Gerrit Cole to return to the rotation, and he will take Morton's originally scheduled start on Wednesday.
Morton, who has allowed 10 earned runs over eight innings during his last two starts, was not with the Pirates on Sunday, as he went to see a physician.
"Charlie started feeling a level of discomfort a couple of months ago," manager Clint Hurdle said. "It's been manageable lately, but now it has started to affect his performance -- and that's when you have to take a closer look at it."
A hard-throwing righty, Cole has not pitched for the Bucs since July 4, when he left after five innings against the Phillies with tightness in his right lat. The issue forced Cole to the DL for the second time since early June.
In four rehab appearances with Triple-A Indianapolis, Cole had a 2.01 ERA in 22 1/3 innings.
Worth noting
• Gregory Polanco was hitless in 19 straight at-bats until hitting his go-ahead two-run double in the ninth inning against Nationals closer Rafael Soriano on Sunday.
• Freddie Freeman and Hunter Pence are the only NL players to start all of their team's games.
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The fact that "tasks" with reminders created up in Evernote have a specified time means that in RTM they are shown below all the tasks that DON'T have a specified time.This has always been an issue for me. Tasks with a specific time should be shown above those that don't have a time - because the fact that they have a specified time makes them more "critical" than untimed tasks. This is the exact opposite of what RTM assumes.This kind of chimes with the daft way the smartphone app allows you to set a due date of "never" for a task, which is completely bonkers - a task that's never due! It should be "anytime" or "unspecified".
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Dieting rules for the food blitz from Halloween through New Year's permeate the media. If your psyche is porous enough, like mine was during the 18 years I struggled with dieting, they can also clog your soul. Tips and strategies around portion control and healthier options work to a point, but the dark side of these tips, just like most dieting plans, is the intensity of their restrictions.
Naughty or Nice Eating
No eating plan considers the psychological implications of labeling food "good" or "bad." Eating "good" or "bad" becomes "I'm good" or "I'm bad." Restricting food can parallel the process of restricting your life when you're struggling with the insecurities of your body. Giving family and friends the annual status update at holiday gatherings mimics a yearly performance review -- Aunt Laura, more concerned about your fertility than you, asks, "Why aren't you dating, dear?" You grab coffee with an old friend and discover her life is actually as perfect as it's marketed on Facebook. Emotional tsunamis arise and rather than riding the wave or crying in the bathroom, your feelings turn inward instead of outward and become projected onto peanut butter blossoms.
Is There a Perfect Holiday Diet?
The quest for a perfect holiday diet plan is a quest for perfectionism. And perfectionism is elusive and constraining. Beneath the desire for weight-loss and vibrant health there is a true craving for freedom: You want to feel free to eat a dessert without judgment from yourself and others. You want to overeat at one party and the next day, be free of the guilt so you can easily get back on track. You crave freedom from your exhaustion and worry about fitting it all in with the perfect bow on top.
Diet plans cannot give you what they don't have. They don't have a way to mend your relationship with your mother. They can't give you 36 hours in a day. They can't make you feel beautiful. Binges and off-track moments are your body's way of demanding more freedom on your plate and in your life. There's wisdom in the reasons why we overeat. Excessive wine on the weekends isn't a problem; it's a solution for relaxing after a stressful week. Eating at night isn't the problem; it's the solution to a tightly wound day.
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Going "off-track" reflects a need for a release from restriction. It's the body asserting its will about a desire for a lighter, freer life. Once the craving for freedom is satisfied, a relaxed way of eating follows naturally; it's always best to bet on the wisdom of your body versus a charismatic diet guru.
This holiday season use a journal as a "Holiday Control Inventory." In this inventory, list the items in your life that you are trying to control. Include everything from how you look in your jeans from last winter to the emotional baggage of how food makes you feel. Identify the easiest thing to work through and surrender to it.
One example for me is striking a balance between visiting parents and in-laws who both live out of town. Since I don't live in the same town as either, there is a considerable amount of travel in a condensed period to see everyone. To accommodate the stressors of making everyone happy and staying sane during the holidays, I pad my travel schedule so that I'm not exhausted for weeklong stretches at a time. This reduces stress and my family as well as my husband's family understands -- making this solution a no-brainer.
It's important to note that surrendering doesn't mean weakness or being passive. It's the opposite. It's leaning into the problems you have -- the process itself transforming you into a stronger, more confident person. Your source of vulnerability becomes a source of courage and knowing. Control arrives through wisdom. The lightness you were genuinely after in the first place with your diet and nutritional success unfolds. What's healthier than that?
I wish you a holiday season of non-descript dieting rules with distinctive results.
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Ok, today I spent many hours working on the truck fixing some wiring I messed up. Well it is all good now, but I need some diodes to protect the system from backward feeding power. Does any one know what I should use? I'm protecting my back up light from back feeding in to the reverse circuit and the reverse lights. The light is a 55w utility light, that is activated either by the reverse circuit via a relay or by a switch on the dash. I need to make sure that when the switch is activated it doesn't back feed to the reverse circuit. Other work I did today was install new bulbs in the climate controls
If you go the relay route activated by the reverse/backup lights then no problems. If your back-up lights are activated by a switch on the transmision or the shift lever then you should have no problems with any back feeding issues when using a seperate switch. If activated by the body control module then maybe a blocking diode would be wise but not sure it would be neccessary. The only thing in my wiring diagram(99-06) is the automatic mirror adjust that would be activated by putting power to the back-up lamps.
Yep. Unless you wired the switch to the relay coil, instead of in parallel with the contacts. In that case you need two relays. It's no big deal -- if you have a problem you'll see the reverse lights come on with the work lights when you use the switch, no damage done, just a nuisance problem.
I was just looking for confirmation before I finished the wiring tomorrow. All I need to do is wire the switch to the light. Currently the light is only controlled my the reverse circuit. - - - Updated - - - Where does the orange wire for the trailer harness go to get power? I cant find it on any wiring diagrams, and there's about 20 orange wires that run to the dash and fuse box.
I'd use a diode as you had originally intended. When I install my Dually D2's to have a relay that's triggered by either the reverse circuit or a toggle switch I'll be using a diode-approach similar to this (which has a Radio Shack part number for you, if you like): http://www.lunghd.com/Tech_Articles/Electrical/ReverseLights.htm.
Ok sounds good. Here is a diagram of how it will be wired, the switch is rated for 20 amps which is far more then it ever will deal with.
Typically to the "aux power 1" stud on the fuse block although it may just end in a ring terminal somewhere in the vicinity of the fuse block and not be hooked up to anything. I believe they left the factory that way and the dealer hooked them up, or not, at their discretion. - - - Updated - - - :: shrug :: That will work. The diode doesn't accomplish anything though, in this situation.
I may be going with a different relay set up where it actually does something. I will run both the switch and the reverse circuit to the 86 terminal with both the switch and circuit protected by a diode. The switch will draw power from the aux fuse box under the hood. - - - Updated - - - It is not attached to the aux power one terminal and I have not found a ring terminal any where near the fuse box. I have found a female connector of some kind that just juts out of the wire loom. Could that be it? I can't tell the color of the wire.


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As summer approaches, many organizations are preparing to hire summer interns. And while internships are typically viewed as a way for college students to gain experience and companies to benefit from their assistance, many questions focused on compensation and harassment arise surrounding their hiring. Let's take a look at the issues that may arise.
Interns and the Fair Labor Standards Act
The primary issue employers face with respect to interns is whether an intern is entitled to either minimum wage or even overtime compensation. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), the federal law governing overtime and minimum wage, rules apply only to "employees" but, unfortunately, the FLSA's definitions are vague in determining whether "interns" are, in fact, employees. The Act simply defines an "employee" as "any individual employed by an employer."
Due to this ambiguity, the Department of Labor (DOL) has interpreted the language of the FLSA to carve out a six-factor test for determining when interns must be paid federal minimum wage and overtime:
1. The internship, even though it includes actual operation of the facilities of the employer, is similar to training that would be given in an education environment;
2. The internship and training is for the benefit of the intern;
3. The intern does not displace regular employees, but works under close supervision of existing staff;
4. The employer that provides the training is for the benefit of the intern;
5. The intern is not necessarily entitled to a job at the conclusion of the internship; and
6. The employer and the intern understand that the intern is not entitled to wages for the time spent in the internship.
All six factors must be met for the intern to be exempt from the FLSA's requirements.
Notably, the Sixth Circuit Court, which covers Ohio, does not adhere to the DOL's test. Instead it states that "the proper approach for determining whether an employment relationship exists in the context of a training or learning situation is to ascertain which party derives the primary benefit from the relationship." This means if the company derives the greater benefit vis-à-vis the value of the "work" performed by the intern, then its more likely the intern is actually an "employee." On the other hand, if the intern obtains the greater benefit vis-à-vis the value of the learning/training provided by the company, the more likely he or she is not an "employee."
Interns and Federal Employment Laws
A lesser, but nevertheless important, consideration regarding a company's use of interns, is whether interns are entitled to the protections of the federal anti-discrimination statutes, including Title VII (prohibiting race, gender, religious, color discrimination), the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Generally speaking, courts, in determining whether employment laws protect interns, focus on whether or not an intern derives a significant economic benefit from the company. The Sixth Circuit court, which governs Ohio, states that a 13-factor employee test should be used for determining "employee" status under the federal employment laws. Yet, the first factor, the putative employer's right to control the manner and means by which the product is accomplished, is tended to be viewed be the most important.
The Potential Consequences
Employers who are found to have violated the FLSA by failing to pay an employee must generally pay all wages owed (including time and one half for overtime) for the past three years plus 100% of the wages owed as an additional penalty. In addition, the employer can be required to pay the plaintiff's attorney's fees.
Furthermore, if the intern is subject to federal employment laws, which looks more and more likely, employers can face liability for harassment or discrimination claims.
How Can Employer's Protect Themselves?
At a minimum, organizations should review their internship programs, or contact legal counsel to assist in developing an internship program, to ensure that interns are offered an educational and training experience.
With regards to avoiding FLSA pitfalls, companies should consider the following tips:
• Have a written and signed understanding that the internship is unpaid
• Prepare specific written goals, focusing on training and experience for the intern
• Rotate interns through different departments and tasks
• Avoid long periods of independent work performed by an intern
• Do not bring on interns in lieu of hiring employees
• Require the intern to complete a weekly worksheet indicating what training and education has been achieved
• Ensure that interns are working under close supervision of one or more supervisors
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Kohler K-845-H2-G9 Sandbar Maestro Collection 66" Drop In Jetted Whirlpool Bath Tub with Reversible Drain
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Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Rough-In Guide | |
Installation Guide | |
ADA | Yes |
Amperage | 11 |
Apron | No |
Apron Front | No |
Basin Length | 21 |
Basin Width | 47 |
Blower | No |
Capacity (Gallons) | 55 |
Controls | Electronic |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Depth | 13 |
Drain Placement | Left, Reversible, Right |
Heater Included | Yes |
Height | 18.25 |
Horsepower | 1.5 |
Installation Type | Drop In |
Length | 66 |
Lighting | No |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Cast Iron |
Number Of Bathers | 1 |
Number of Jets | 5 |
Overflow Height | 13 |
Pump Placement | Left, Right |
Sound Dampening | Yes |
Speeds | Variable |
Theme | Modern |
Top Area | 57 x 25 |
Tub Shape | Rectangular |
Tub Size | Over 60 Inches |
UL Listed | Yes |
Voltage | 240 |
Width | 32 |
This product has additional required/recommended options. To configure, add to your cart.
Installation Kit Recommended
Tub Waste Required
Trim Kit Required
Grab Bar Required
Product Features:
- Kohler's cast iron components carry a limited lifetime warranty
- All jets are fully adjustable for water intensity and direction of flow
- Jets can be turned off completely
- Finger pads on outer ring for easy adjustment
- Shallow recess for ease of cleaning
- Tub is constructed from Enameled Cast Iron combining strength with durability
- Whirlpool hydrotherapy tub - provides one of the most relaxing and invigorating bath experiences available
- With traditional styling and a comfortable size, the Maestro makes an ideal choice for a variety of bathroom designs
- Single-speed whirlpool with 5 fully adjustable color matched jets offers optimum performance and value
- Hydro-massage flow and direction that can be controlled at each jet
- Installs in a drop-in configuration
- A textured slip-resistant bottom takes the worry out of slipping and sliding as you move about the tub
- A built-in heater keeps the water at the desired temperature as the user enjoys a long soak without the water getting cold
- ADA compliant - complies with the standard set forth by the American's with Disabilities Act
- Product Meets or Exceeds the Following Codes/Standards: ASME, CSA, UL, ADA, ICC/ANSI
- This tub coordinates seamlessly with other products from the Maestro Collection
Product Technologies and Benefits:
- Enameled Cast-Iron: Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron combines the strength, durability, and insulation benefits of cast-iron with the scratch, chip, and burn resistance of a baked, powder coat finish and comes with an exceptional Lifetime Limited Warranty. When these materials are combined it gives the sink or tub the strength to last a lifetime of use. Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron is also available in a wide variety of specialty colors allowing you to truly customize your home.
- Whirlpool Tubs - Kohler Whirlpool tubs are designed to deliver powerful jets of water and air that are fully adjustable in direction and massage intensity, thus allowing your own personal massage.
- Built-In Heater - A Built-In Heater works to keep the water warm as it recirculates throughout the intake and whirlpool jets where the water would typically bleed off heat.
Product Specifications:
- Overall Height: 18-1/4" (measured from the top of tub rim to the bottom of basin)
- Overall Width: 32" (measured from back most to front most point on outer rim)
- Overall Length: 66" (measured from left most to right most point on outer rim)
- Basin Width (Bottom): 21" (back to front measurement of the bottom of basin walls)
- Basin Length (Bottom): 47" (right to left measurement of the bottom of basin walls)
- Basin Width (Top): 25" (back to front measurement of the top of basin walls)
- Basin Length (Top): 57" (left to right measurement of top of basin walls)
- Water Depth: 13" (depth of water at tub's maximum capacity)
- Maximum Water Capacity: 55-gallons
- Drain Location: Reversible (right or left)
- Drop-In Cutout Required: 64-1/4" X 30-1/2"
- Pump Voltage: 240V
- Heater Voltage: 240V
Variations on This Tub:
- K-845-H2: This model
- K-842-H2: This model + grab bars
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With everything that Kohler does it lives on the leading edge of design and technology, while maintaining a constant level of quality regardless of price. Kohler sets the standard of excellence in its field, and yet is constantly striving to improve.
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Our SKU: K-845-H2
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Almond
K-845-H2-47 - Biscuit
K-845-H2-96 - Black
K-845-H2-7 - Cashmere
K-845-H2-K4 - Dune
K-845-H2-NY - Ice Grey
K-845-H2-95 - Innocent Blush
K-845-H2-55 - Mexican Sand
K-845-H2-33 - Navy
K-845-H2-52 - Sandbar
K-845-H2-G9 - Seafoam Green
K-845-H2-71 - Skylight
K-845-H2-6 - Sunlight
K-845-H2-Y2 - Tea Green
K-845-H2-NG - Thunder Grey
K-845-H2-58 - Timberline
K-845-H2-97 - White
K-845-H2-0 - Wild Rose
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
1 Question from the Community
The Kohler K-845-H2 comes with the grip rails, the Kohler K-842-H2 does not come with the grip rails.
What is the difference between the K-842-H2-0 and the K-845-H2-0? Is this tub available without the grab bars?
A. The Kohler K-845-H2 comes with the grip rails, the Kohler K-842-H2 does not come with the grip rails.
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