Pro-Vice Chancellor (Academic)
Academic Management Office
01752 636835 Ext:2035
iluke@marjon.ac.uk
Professor (Dr) Ian Luke is Pro-Vice Chancellor (Academic) and is responsible for strategic and academic development across all Academic Schools. In addition, Professor Luke has cross-institutional responsibility for learning and teaching, international development, digital innovation, timetabling, and broader academic services. Working closely with the Registrar and Head of Quality & Standards, he is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the quality of our academic provision, and also Chairs the University Board of Studies, reporting directly to Senate.
Ovenden-Hope, T. and Luke, I (2020) Sense-making of educational policy and workforce supply for small schools in England. In Ovenden-Hope, T. and Passy, R. (Eds) (2020) Exploring Teacher Recruitment and Retention: Contextual Challenges and International Perspectives. Routledge, Taylor & Francis: London.
Luke, I., MacBlain, S. & Golder, G. (2020) Children, Young People and Physical Education, in Capel, S. & Blair, R. (Eds) Debates in Physical Education (2nd Ed). Routledge: London
Luke. I. & Gourd, J. (Eds) (2018) Thriving as a Professional Teacher. Routledge: London
Luke, I., Ovenden-Hope, T. and Milner, A. (2018) Policy, Professionals and Professionalism, in Luke, I. & Gourd, J. (Eds) Thriving as a Professional Teacher. Routledge: London
Jones, N., Golder, G. & Luke, I (2017) Early Professional Development: Leadership Development for Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs). Church of England Education Office: London
Luke, I & Cade, S (2017) Big Ideas about Small Schools in Guild HE/Cathedrals Group (Eds) World Class Teachers, World Class Education. Guild HE: London
Luke, I (2011) Influence and Compliance in Leadership, Keynote Lecture & Workshop for Regional RFU Managers, University College of St Mark & St John.
Dunn, J., MacBlain, SF. and Luke, I. (2017). Contemporary Issues in Childhood. Sage: London.
Luke, I (2009). Assessment and Reflection in Physical Education. In Grout, H and Long, G. (Eds) Improving Learning and Teaching in Physical Education. London: McGraw-Hill.
Luke, I (2007). Tales of Physical Education Initial Teacher Training. Physical Education Matters. Vol 2 (1) pp 64-65.
Jones, N., Luke, I. and Golder, G. (2007). An Examination of the Student Associate Scheme: Participants Perceptions of its Purpose and its Impact. Journal of Physical Activity and Human Development. Vol 1 (1) pp 24-31.
Luke, I (2003). Using Cognitive Preferences to Help Trainee Teachers to Develop Gymnastic Lessons. The British Journal of Teaching Physical Education, 34 (1) pp27-30.
Luke, I.T. and Hardy, C.A. (2000). Appreciating the Complexity of Learning in Physical Education: The Utilization of a Metacognitive Ability Conceptual Framework. Sport, Education and Society, 4 (2) pp 175-191
Luke, I.T. and Hardy, C.A. (1999). Metacognition and Pupils Learning. In Hardy, C.A. and Mawer, M (Eds.) Learning and Teaching in Physical Education, Falmer Press.
Luke, I.T. and Hardy, C.A. (1999). Pupils Cognitive Strategies in Physical Education. In Hardy, C.A. and Mawer, M (Eds.) Learning and Teaching in Physical Education Falmer Press.
Luke, I.T. and Hardy, C.A. (1996). Differentiation: A Consideration of Pupils Learning Preferences in Physical Education Lessons. Bulletin of Physical Education, 32 (2).
Luke, I (2011). Influence and Compliance in Leadership. Lecture Workshop for Regional RFU Managers, University College of St Mark and St John, Plymouth.
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I have a sporting background in sports acrobatics, winning both World and European medals.