Critical, calculated, neoliberal: differing conceptions of care in higher education

Dowie‐Chin, Tianna; Schroeder, Stephanie

doi:10.1080/13562517.2020.1749588

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“…Teaching is usually considered a caring profession, yet care in higher education settings is rarely studied (Anderson, Rabello, Wass, Golding, Rangi & Eteuati, 2020;Baice, Fonua, Levy, Allen & Wright, 2021;Barnacle & Dall'Alba, 2017;Dowie-Chin & Schroeder, 2020;Mariskind, 2014;Walker & Gleaves, 2016;Walker, Gleaves, & Grey, 2006). In this reflective piece, I reflect on my experiences supporting offshore international students during the pandemic, where care-full teaching developed into a communal form of care that is based on recognition and dialogic relationship with students.…”

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Reflection on supporting offshore international students during the pandemic

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2021

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Teaching is usually considered a caring profession, yet care in higher education settings is rarely studied. In this reflective piece, I draw on my experiences supporting offshore international students during the pandemic to highlight that maternal, calculated and neoliberal care are not the only enactments of care possible in higher education setting. I propose that communal forms of caring teaching based on recognition and dialogic relationship with students offer tertiary educators the opportunity to put the heart back to the neoliberal university.

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