After the Storm: Inter-disciplinary Dialogic Discourses With a Post-Fishing Community

Disciplinary Discourses: Social Interactions in Academic Writing

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Community-based post-stroke service provision and challenges: a national survey of managers and inter-disciplinary healthcare staff in Ireland

BACKGROUND The extent of stroke-related disability typically becomes most apparent after patient discharge to the community. As part of the Irish National Audit of Stroke Care (INASC), a national survey of community-based allied health professionals and public health nurses was conducted. The aim was to document the challenges to service availability for patients with stroke in the community an...

On-Going Concerns: The Place of Students in Disciplinary Discourses

What students attend to, work on, and learn in all educational settings very much depends on student attitudes, engagement, socialization, and sense of agency within the learning situations. This is particularly crucial in considering students’ involvement within disciplinary material that may be at some distance from their everyday sense of the world and their lives. WAC particularly highlight...

On-Going Concerns: The Particularity of Disciplinary Discourses

A Bi-monthly Inter-disciplinary International Journal

The ability to listen to commands in noisy environments and understand acoustic signals, while maintaining situational awareness, is an important skill for military personnel and can be critical for mission success. Seventeen auditory tasks carried out by British infantry and combat-support personnel were identified through a series of focus groups conducted by Bevis et al. For military personn...