Senior Lecturer in Sports Pedagogy, PE and Outdoor Education
School of Sport and Health Sciences
Qualitative research methods, Ethnography and sports philsophy, Aesthetics and arts-based research, Physical Education and Sports pedagogy, Research Informed Teaching, The senses and sensory learning
Clive Palmer is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Sport and Wellbeing at the University of Central Lancashire. An experienced teacher and researcher he was awarded his PhD on Aesthetic Evaluation in Men’s Artistic Gymnastics from Liverpool John Moores University in 2003. He has since written widely in socio-cultural areas of sport crossing philosophy, education and qualitative research. He is a strong advocate of research informed teaching and actively promotes opportunities to showcase student writing which communicates experiences and discoveries through the study of sport. His academic interests include gymnastics, ethnography, aesthetics and the philosophy of sport, physical education, sport’s pedagogy and outdoor education.
B.Ed (Hons) Outdoor and Science Education (Secondary QTS)
MA Physical Education Sport and Dance
PhD: Title: A qualitative investigation of aesthetic evaluation of Men's Artistic Gymnastics