Culture of institution
Based on clerical culture | Replicated through faculty from higher ed socialization more generally | | Drawn from a mixture of other institutions | Based on energized Web 2.0 (or 3.0?) collaborations, open access, open source, relational and community impact-ful | Strictly hierarchical, questioning not pertinent or allowed | Hierchical structure based on higher ed institutions allows questioning within guild parameters | Culture of competition, questions must come from critical perspective | “Believing” culture of shared respect, critical questions arise as shared attempts to negotiate meaning and clarify truth | Energized, engaged, context of “deconstructive criticism” | Talk of teaching only in disparaging ways | Teaching talk is generally nervous, critical, and for summative purposes | | Teaching talk begins to be interesting across boundaries, and is formative in nature | Teaching talk is generative, shared and energizing | Back to main Spectrum page