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Grounded in a design-and-action approach, it focuses on “enactment”—the translation of designs into day-to-day doctoral practices. 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However, little is known about how the pedagogical work of these programmes is designed and enacted, and with what effects. In this paper, we present two cases of doctoral pedagogical work being undertaken within different disciplinary and institutional settings to describe how learning opportunities were designed and to theorise what it means to be engaged in doing doctoral pedagogy. Starting from the position that working from a design model supports systematic and rigorous documentation and development of pedagogy, we employ the twin concepts of design and action, drawing broadly on rhetorical and ethnomethodological understandings of pedagogy as social action. Of particular interest within the concept of design itself is the concept of enactment, the translation of designs into the practices of doctoral work. Together, the two cases become a resource for ‘slowing down’ and making visible the practices of doctoral pedagogy that often go unrecognised because they appear so ordinary and everyday. This call for examining close-up existing doctoral education practices and relationships is attending to the ‘next challenge for doctoral education’(Green, 2009) .  \nIntroduction  \nI would play 33 rpm records at 45 rpm and hear the bass parts revealed, rescued from the bowels of the arrangement an octave higher, and the fast sections of the upper octaves on forty-fives so that they could be learned at a slower speed. I realised from these experiments that anything, no matter how complex, could be deconstructed and learned if you slowed it down enough to really hear it. (Sting, Broken Music, 2003, p. 17)  \nIn his 2003 autobiography, Broken Music, Sting’s description of how he went about learning music offers a way to understand a key methodological principle at  \nwork in this paper. Closely observing and ‘slowing down’the process of studying a phenomenon offers opportunities to see what is happening in the ‘doing’ of the practice in ways that are not readily available in the flow of real-time events, particularly if these appear ordinary, unexceptional, already brought together and present in a seemingly self-evident way.  \nOur purpose in taking a close look at the work of doctoral pedagogy is to contribute new knowledge and insight to a field undergoing rapid change and reshaping of policy and practice. In the Australian doctoral policy and practice environment, in line with economically driven pressures internationally, we are seeing a growing demand for the development of doctoral programmes that  \nvol. 54, no. 1, 2012 Researching doctoral pedagogy close up, Susan Danby & Alison Lee 19  \nA U S T R A L I A N U N I V E R S I T I E S ’ R E V I E W  \nmeet a diverse and increasingly complex array of requirements.These include preparation of doctoral graduates to research in environments within and outside the university that are increasingly entrepreneurial (Adkins, 2012); building capacities to research in interdisciplinary teams and to form researching partnerships across sectors (Willetts, 2012); and more recently, a rather belated realisation, within the USA at least, that success in a global knowledge economy for advanced nations involves attending carefully to the ‘pipeline’ of potential doctoral students; hence the need to attend afresh to teaching at undergraduate levels (Austin, 2011) . This latter move connects doctoral education back to academic preparation in the fullest sense, not just to facilitate individual career paths but to replenish a sector where the ac","cbCaioQWopi41x7V","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioQWopi41x7V","pdf",147788,"English","# Introduction\n## Purpose and context\n## Methodological approach: design and action\n## Pedagogical work and its enactment\n## Research aim: documenting practices in situ","[{\"question\":\"What does the paper mean by “doctoral pedagogy close up”?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes closely observing the real “doing” of doctoral pedagogy in everyday practice, slowing down the study process to reveal what is otherwise difficult to see in real time.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the two cases used in the analysis?\",\"answer\":\"The paper presents two cases of doctoral pedagogical work across different disciplinary and institutional settings, using them together to theorise what it means to be engaged in doctoral pedagogy.\"},{\"question\":\"What is “enactment” in the paper’s design model?\",\"answer\":\"Enactment refers to translating designs into the actual practices of doctoral work, showing how intended pedagogical work becomes enacted day to day.\"}]","Researching doctoral pedagogy close up - Volume 54 - Issue 1 | PDF",1792081267,25]