AES 111 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Elaine Storkey, Ceri Evans, List Of Desperate Housewives Characters
First edition
For support with the original book, Imust thank all the members of the
D103 Foundation Course Team, who read drafts and gave detailed advice: in
particular Marilyn Ricci, James Anderson, David Coates and Elaine Storkey.
Then there were the members of the ‘tutor panels’, who undertook heroic
assignments of rapid reading and commentary: Lyn Brennan, Alan Brown,
Ian Crosher,Donna Dickinson, Norma Sherratt, Jan Vance, Mona Clark, Phil
Markey and Brian Graham. Also, thanks to Chris Wooldridge, who as editor
gave painstaking attention to the all-important details. Finally, Ellie
Chambers of the Open University’s Institute of Educational Technology who
not only read and appraised every word of every draft, but as my partner
made family life bearable for all of us.
Second edition
For this new edition Iamindebted to the production team for their
unflagging support over along period: Mick Jones, Corinne De Souza,
Maureen Richards, Deb Bywater,Sara Mills, Elizabeth Rowell-Tinsley and
Linda Camborne-Paynter.And again Ireceived invaluable advice from
colleagues who read draft chapters and provided detailed commentaries:
Ann Allen, Chris Baker,Sally Baker,Liz Burton-Pye, Terry di Paolo, Paula
Faller,Lynne Fisher,Ingrid Jefferys, Wendy Martin, Karen Miller,Gill
Needham, Jo Parker,Jenny Pearce, Lucy Rai, Pam Read, Katie Sainsbury,
Kate Stilliard, Ravina Talbot, and especially Fiona Harkes, who not only read
and commented on everything but also provided extensive consultation by
telephone. Kathleen Calder as editor worked tirelessly to achieve clarity,
consistency and accessibility, and once again Ellie Chambers read and
advised on every word, as well as providing support in every other way.
Iamalso grateful to students of the Birmingham Reachout project at
Northfield and Newtown, who read the Richard Layard article and gave me
their reaction; in particular those at Northfield who also wrote essays for me
to use in the book and whose names are in the list below. Thanks too to
Marion Bowl and Peta Wymer for making this possible. And thanks to the
students who completed my questionnaire asking for their reflections on the
learning process and to those who agreed to let me quote their online
messages. (Note that names which appear in the book itself are fictional.)
The following students of various institutions contributed in one way or
another: Billy Anderson, Lorna Archibald, Shirley Bain, Gillian Brewin,
Shona Brydson, Jacqui Campbell, Janice Clerk, Jo Chandler,Roseann
Cooper,Lesley Dickinson, Ceri Edwards, Ceri Evans, Suzie Eaton, Carol
Ferguson, Nicky Gane, Julie Gibbins, Gwyneth Girling, Simon Harris-Dack,
Melanie Harvey, Hayley Hill, Gillian Howie, Patricia Jordan, Matthew Lane,
Nicola Lloyd, Pauline Knox, Tracy Mogridge, Shirley Moody, Sophie Nichol,
Charlotte Northedge, Laura Northedge, Shona Paterson, Tracy Reynolds,
Angela Parker,Jan Reis, Janie Richter,Chris Robinson, Kelda Sinclair,Tina
Smith, David Shortall, Diane Sloey, Peter Staffell, Ann-Marie Stewart, Deirdre
Stewart, Mandy Sutch, Stella Taylor,Matthew Thompson, Jennie Tomlinson,
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Document Summary
For support with the original book, i must thank all the members of the. D103 foundation course team, who read drafts and gave detailed advice: in particular marilyn ricci, james anderson, david coates and elaine storkey. Then there were the members of the tutor panels", who undertook heroic assignments of rapid reading and commentary: lyn brennan, alan brown, Ian crosher, donna dickinson, norma sherratt, jan vance, mona clark, phil. Also, thanks to chris wooldridge, who as editor gave painstaking attention to the all-important details. Chambers of the open university"s institute of educational technology who not only read and appraised every word of every draft, but as my partner made family life bearable for all of us. For this new edition i am indebted to the production team for their un agging support over a long period: mick jones, corinne de souza, Maureen richards, deb bywater, sara mills, elizabeth rowell-tinsley and.
