Mr Craig Orr
- Lecturer in Childhood Practice (School of Education)
Biography
Having worked in a variety of roles in the Childhood Practice sector over many years, Craig has extensive experience of both policy and practice.
Having completed a BA(Hons) degree in Childhood and Youth Studies, he then progressed on to the MEd in Childhood Practice at the University of Glasgow.
He is currently nearing the end of a PhD in Education, exploring collaborative improvement between children's services.
Research interests
Craig's current project seeks to explore the complexities involved in inter-agency collaboration. Adopting a place-based approach to systems development, a series of case-studies set within the Children's Neighbourhoods Scotland project aims to identify some of the faciltators and barriers to effective collaborative practice.
Utilising Social Network Analysis, Cultural Historical Activity Theory, and underpinned by Systems Perspectives, the primary aim of the project is in the co-creation of knowledge between the participants and researcher.
Supervision
Current:
Childhood Practice (MEd) (2022-23)
Previous:
Childhood Practice (MEd) (2019-22)
Education (MSc) (2018-19)
Teaching
Course Leader:
Leadership, Values and Vision (PGD Childhood Practice)
Social and Cultural Contexts of Childhood (BA Childhood Practice)
Practice Placement (BA Childhood Practice)
Key Issues and Debates (A) (BA Childhood Practice)
Planning a Project (BA Childhood Practice)