Blog — A.P. Grayson

Writing fact and writing fiction

Can a background in publishing non-fiction books, chapters, blogs, and papers help with writing fiction?

Fiction, Structure, Binary, AP GraysonAndy Grayson16 March 2021AP Grayson, authorFiction, Novel, Writing, Process, Structure, Author, AP GraysonComment

Zotero will change your life

There is no doubt about this. Find out how.

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Structure, Evidence, Academic writing, ReferencingAndy Grayson1 March 2021AP Grayson, authorEvidence, Bibilographic management, Zotero, Referencing

Introducing Psychological Research

Some of my published writing in psychology

Psychology, Learning, Research, Teaching, Textbooks, UndergraduateAndy Grayson23 February 2021AP Grayson, authorAP Grayson, Psychology, Research, textbook

We Are Our Students

We are our students. This blog has also been published on Wonkhe.

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Education, Teaching, Learning, Higher Education, DisplayAndy Grayson23 February 2021AP Grayson, authorValues, Students, Encourage, Binaries, Learning, Teaching, University, AP GraysonComment

Don’t Chase the Metrics

The National Student Survey (NSS) is a big deal for UK universities.

Published in the AdvanceHE blog

Politics, Higher Education, Learning, Education, Teaching, DisplayAndy Grayson19 February 2020AP Grayson, authorValues, NSS, National Student Survey, Learning, Quality, Metrics, AP GraysonComment

Least Dangerous Assumption

One way of working towards fairness? Published as a Wonkhe blog.

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Education, Higher Education, Learning, Teaching, DisplayAndy Grayson28 November 2019AP Grayson, authorFeedback, Encourage, Students, Assessment, AP Grayson Comments

Unsolicited praise

It’s nice to get it!

Psychology, Textbooks, Undergraduate, Research, Teaching, LearningAndy Grayson2 April 2019AP Grayson, authorAP Grayson, Psychology, Review