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Elisabeth Hauke’s ethnography is an inspiring call for university teachers to move beyond knowledge transfer. It inspires to create learning spaces where students face complexity, grow as responsible humans, and building meaningful connections between science with society. It is an invitation to act, to reimagine, and to make education matter. * Linda de Greef, Innovation Lead, Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Amsterdam. *

Elizabeth Hauke’s ethnography is an inspiring call for university teachers to move beyond knowledge transfer. It inspires to create learning spaces where students face complexity, grow as responsible humans, and build meaningful connections between science and society. It is an invitation to act, to reimagine, and to make education matter. * Linda de Greef, Innovation Lead, Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands * Elizabeth Hauke’s book is a beautifully crafted and insightful autoethnography that blends art and scholarship. Through found poetry, drawings, and vivid storytelling, that are both art and data, she reveals transformative practice and invites readers into a world of creative, collaborative learning. An inspiring read for anyone passionate about education and student engagement. * Martyn Kingsbury, Director Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship, Imperial College London, UK *

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Elizabeth Hauke is a Principal Teaching Fellow at Imperial College, London, UK.

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