Lisa Bradley

Biography

Lisa has a keen interest in resilience, considering the theoretical lens that can impact on a social and academic level. This interest has developed over a thirty year experience in various establishments within the educational and parental arena. Having worked, advocated and supported all educational needs from playgroups to prisons. She is a Special Educational Need and Disability teacher, who's research and specialisms are in ACE's, (Adverse Childhood Experience's) Academic Resilience and Behaviour Management.

Lisa works part-time for the Working with Children & families, Youth Work and Health & social Care teams within the Institute of Health across the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

 

Qualifications and memberships

MA (ED)

PGC (FHEA)

PGCE 14+(TLAN) 

BSc (Hons) Child & Family Studies

Academic and research interests

Education 

Resilience

SEND (Speacial Educational Needs & Disabilities)

Behaviour Management

Study Skills

Leadership & Management

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)

 

Publications

Bradley, L. & Walker, S. (2016) 'Teaching from the Inside Out'. Learning & Teaching Fest. Carlisle: UoC.

Anderson, S., Bradley, L., Glenholme, A. and Hardacre, C. (2021) ‘Building Staff and student capacity for Online Teaching and Learning’, Annual learning and Teaching Fest 2021: Sustaining our Development in Digital learning, teaching and Student Support. University of Cumbria, Lancaster, 7 July. 

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