Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
Articles by Paul Tully
When professionalism stops being measured: teaching qualifications and the politics of evidence in further education
ABSTRACT Further education (FE) in England occupies a central position in national skills and productivity strategies, yet the professional formation of its teaching workforce has undergone repeated cycles of regulation and deregulation. This paper uses critical policy analysis, documentary methods and longitudinal secondary data to assemble a comprehensive overview of teaching qualification prevalence in FE.
Challenging power by tracing nonhuman animals in leisure through archival research: A critical reflection
Abstract The leisure field has in recent years undertaken an ‘animal’ turn to recognize that society contains more-than-human participants. This has seen the field delve into the study of multispecies entanglements, which includes those practices where human and nonhuman animals are actively in coexistence. Such research into multispecies entanglements needs to focus on the historical as much as the contemporary practices of leisure.
Suffocating flowers: examining the human social conscience about the multispecies entanglements of a botanic garden
ABSTRACT The Botanic Garden of Dunedin, New Zealand, is a leisure environment that entangles human and nonhuman organisms. In particular, it is a place in which animal and plant species have coexisted since its inception in 1863. This paper examines the social conscience surrounding the development of this botanic garden in Colonial New Zealand. It looks beyond the human to produce an account concerned with appreciating the garden’s multispecies nature based within the context of leisure.
82% of respondents to the Education and Training Foundation’s (ETF) Membership Matters research said that inspiring learners, changing lives and making a difference was what mattered most to those working across the FE and training sector. This is no surprise and reflects what we see day-in, day-out across the sector – individuals and organisations working tirelessly to deliver in a climate of pandemic recovery, which brings with it a whole set of challenges.
Vocational CPD
Vocational CPD, or Continuing Professional Development, refers to the ongoing process of learning and skill enhancement that individuals pursue in their chosen professions. This form of education goes beyond initial training and aims to keep professionals updated with the latest industry trends, technologies, and best practices.
Market analysis: post-Brexit Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland’s dynamism, coupled with strong foreign investment, has ensured it is well-placed to make the most of post-Brexit activity, especially now that devolved government has resumed after the political deadlock. Aecom’s Trevor Leaker, Paul Tully and Jody Wilkinson examine the market in Belfast and beyond 01 / Introduction Stormont is back.
A Salute to the Nation’s First “White” African-American President
A Salute to the Nation’s First “White” African-American President On March 22, 2012, the New York Times broke the greatest story in their “illustrious” history. The located history’s first “white hispanic,” community volunteer George Zimmerman. Today, in following the unbiased journalistic standards, Political Prospect salutes that nation’s first “White” African-American President, Barack Obama.
Show More
loading
Actions
Is this you?
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.Get in touch with Paul
Contact Paul, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack