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Mark Souter is

... Now home from the ATP conference and sporting a full set of teeth!
 
 
Resources: 40
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Comments: 6
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Last Online:
31 August 2010
 
 

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Vicki Wilken said Hi Mark, Did you get the students to use Go animate? I wondered how it went? Vicki

Mark Souter said yep - time to dust that project off: after a flurry post-conference (thanks Des!) it all went quiet. Now the new term is upon us our levels of motivation rises again! Watch this space ...

terri collier said hi there.. after a summer where I have managed to erase OCR psychology almost entirely from my consciousness, I begin to wonder where the project of putting the crime studies onto slides is up to. I'm still happy to do a couple (or more time permitting) if you let me know which ones are missing that full articles are available for. Hope you had a good summer too. Terri

Jamie Davies said You have been busy collecting all these original articles. Thanks very much :) I'll get those videos you gave me on the CD as soon as possible.

 

Mark Souter ★ PLUS! Member

One day I came home from my job on Clacton Pier (I had just got my BA in Sociology, so the work was suitable) and my wife told me that one the lecturers at her college had not turned up. The was a nasty recession on at the time (plus ca change) so I said "gis a job". So began a career in teaching ...

After an interlude in the Essex Ambulance service I returned to teaching - by day in a school for children with autism, and by night as an OU tutor. The OU did not pay well, so I took it as a point of honour to make as much use as I could of their staff fee-waivers. One of the degrees I got was in Psychology so when I switched to mainstream teaching I was offered Head of Psychology.

The rest is history.