Staff Profile

Lee has been teaching for over 12 years and has experience in both further education and higher education. Throughout this time, Lee has led learning and teaching development programmes for staff, has been module leader for various psychological topics and led many research projects as a dissertation supervisor.

Using his up to date knowledge, Lee likes to lay down the challenge to students to honestly reflect on their practices, become critical thinkers and effective problem solvers. This is typically achieved by reflecting on live, dynamic situations where students can truly ‘experience’ what is being taught.

Lee’s current research orientates around analysing the underlying mechanisms of decision making in sporting situations, with focus on the visual system. Lee uses Eye Tracking technology to assess what athletes are focussing on when making decisions.

Current Projects:

• The Effects of Sports Vision Training on Archery Performance
• Gaze Behaviours of Ice Hockey Officials

Waters, L, Basevitch, I, Timmis, M, Cavallerio, F. & Van-Paridon, K. (2022) Retrospective Interview with Amateur Soccer Officials Using Eye Tracker Footage, International Journal of Sport and Health Sciences, Vol: 16, No: 8

Thompson, N. & Waters, L. (2020) The Effects of Augmented Feedback on Twenty-Five Kilometre Cycling Time Trials on Trained Cyclists, Vol: 9, No: 2, 25-26