When feedback holds us back

Diana Bath

doi:10.21100/compass.v6i10.139

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Diana Bath
School of Education University of Greenwich
United Kingdom

Diana Bath is a senior lecturer in education and childhood (early years) at the University of Greenwich. With a background in primary education, Diana has been delivering courses in higher education for seven years. In the last year Diana has been awarded a distinction in her Masters degree undertaken at Canterbury Christ Church University which explored the use of dance movement psychotherapy (DMP) as an educational intervention. She has also completed Masters level professional training as a dance movement psychotherapist at Roehampton University. She is a research and enterprise associate for the School of Education and her research interests lie in developing new ways to support professional development.

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When feedback holds us back

Diana Bath

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What is the difference between being opinionated and having an informed opinion?

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21100/compass.v6i10.139

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