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Keisha-Ann Stewart is a PhD researcher at Edge Hill University. Her doctoral research explores the experiences of Black Caribbean male students with the literature texts studied at key stage 4, examining how these experiences influence their engagement, interpretation and academic response within English classrooms in England. With a multidisciplinary background in applied linguistics, literature, publishing studies and education, Keisha-Ann’s academic interests include literacy development, anti-racist education, decolonising the curriculum, teacher education, the ethical use of artificial intelligence in education, and the integration of technology to enhance learning and pedagogy. Her work is grounded in a strong commitment to equity, inclusion and culturally responsive teaching.
Starting a doctoral journey can be a transformative experience. Yet behind the celebratory milestones lies a quieter reality, as many postgraduate researchers (PGRs) feel lonely, overwhelmed and...
Continue reading blog postIN THIS SESSION: Narratives Matter - The Politics of Storytelling Keisha Ann Stewart, Edge Hill University
On this 2nd ECR Annual Conference we continued to celebrate the ECR journeys and welcomed educational researchers and practitioners to join us in Leeds. This year’s conference was anchored on...
