Changing the meanings that emerge in practice, for the better, through humour - how I changed plagiarism from the suppository of good scholarship to the condom of good scholarship and lived happily ever after

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Lynch, Bernadette. 2007. "Changing the meanings that emerge in practice, for the better, through humour - how I changed plagiarism from the suppository of good scholarship to the condom of good scholarship and lived happily ever after." International Journal of Pedagogies and Learning. 3 (2), pp. 4 -17.
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Changing the meanings that emerge in practice, for the better, through humour - how I changed plagiarism from the suppository of good scholarship to the condom of good scholarship and lived happily ever after

ERA Journal ID39917
Article CategoryArticle
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AuthorLynch, Bernadette
EditorsCleary, Kaye
Journal TitleInternational Journal of Pedagogies and Learning
Journal Citation3 (2), pp. 4 -17
Number of Pages14
Year2007
Place of PublicationMaleny, Qld, Australia
ISSN1833-4105
Web Address (URL)http://jpl.e-contentmanagement.com/archives/vol/3/issue/2/article/2823/changing-the-meanings-that-emerge-in-practice
Abstract

In this paper, using core concepts from personal pedagogy, reflective practice and cognitive theory as a theoretical base, I examine the energising effect of humour and its
contribution to my development of new and useful meanings for what was otherwise a tired and tiring practice problem: the teaching of in-text referencing to undergraduate
Business students. The major contribution of this paper to theory is that it acknowledges the impact of cognitive depletion on reflective practice and posits the use of humour as a partial remedy to this problem. The paper also contributes to practice by re-inventing the use of metaphor as a reflective practice strategy and, perhaps most importantly, by giving academics permission to bring some much needed, energising irreverence and joy to their work.

Keywordsplagiarism; reflective practice; humour; cognitive theory; practice strategy
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020520401. Cognition
390103. Economics, business and management curriculum and pedagogy
390409. Learning sciences
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Paper originally presented at the 3rd International Conference on Pedagogies and Learning, 27-28th Sept, 2007.

Byline AffiliationsSchool of Management and Marketing
Event3rd International Conference on Pedagogies and Learning: Meanings Emerging in Practice
Event Details
3rd International Conference on Pedagogies and Learning: Meanings Emerging in Practice
Event Date
26 to end of 28 Sep 2007
Event Location
Brisbane, Australia
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