The podcast series shines a light on key aspects of pedagogy, breaking down what the key aspects of pedagogy are and how these can be realised in current practice, whether that be online delivery, face to face delivery, or a mixture of both.
A conversational format with professionals from the FE and college sector across the UK, sharing their views, experiences and insights across different elements of pedagogy, what it means to them and how they can be integrated within daily practice.
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Recent Podasts:
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Released on: Wednesday 20 January 2021 |
| Topic |
Retrieval Practice |
| Guest |
Micky Riddell, Head of Teaching, Learning and Assessment |
| Description |
Within this podcast, the topic of retrieval practice is discussed and examined. We look at what is meant by the term retrieval practice, how it links with our short and long term memory, the forgetting curve and how all of this information is relevant to lecturers working with students, in both a face to face and online world. The conversation culminates in a range of strategies that can be used with learners to practice retrieving information. |
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| Transcript |
Download Pedagogy Matters – Episode 1 Transcript here |
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| Online Now |
Released on: Wednesday 27 January 2021 |
| Topic |
Building Effective Relationships |
| Guest |
Marc Steutel, Lead Assistant Coach GB Basketball, Curriculum Leader HE Sport |
| Description |
Within this podcast, we discuss all aspects relating to the building of effective relationships, especially throughout the pandemic. Relationships are vital from lecturer > lecturer, lecturer > student and student > student and the discussion explores different components which contribute to the effective building of relationships, given the current circumstances. |
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| Transcript |
Download Pedagogy Matters – Episode 2 Transcript Here |
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Released on: Wednesday 3 February 2021 |
| Topic |
Assessment and Feedback |
| Guest |
Susannah Wilson, Curriculum Lead: National Programmes, Argyll College UHI |
| Description |
In Episode three with Susannah Wilson, Curriculum Lead: National Programmes at Argyll College UHI, we discuss assessment and feedback, with a clear focus on the purpose of making the feedback process impactful for students. Touching upon different aspects of recent research, the discussion focuses on the importance of the feedback process, ensuring there is sufficient time set aside for students to review feedback and make tangible changes to their practice. |
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| Transcript |
Download Pedagogy Matters – Episode 3 Transcript here |
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Released on: Wednesday 10 February 2021 |
| Topic |
Teaching as Social Action |
| Guest |
Jon Ridley, Vice-Principal and Executive Director of Higher Education, Newcastle College Group |
| Description |
In Episode 4 with Jon Ridley, Vice-Principal of Newcastle College, and Executive Director of Higher Education, NCG, we discuss the topic of teaching as social action vs. teaching as a transaction. The discussion focuses on some of the challenges faced when teaching online, underpinned by current research, along with suggestions for colleagues to consider. The episode also covers the range of ‘opportunities’ that have been presented to the sector to take this forward in future curriculum design. |
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| Transcript |
Download Pedagogy Matters – Episode 4 Transcript here |
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Released on: Wednesday 17 February 2021 |
| Topic |
Mentoring and how it can be used all aspects of education. |
| Guest |
Dr Gary Husband, University of Stirling, Lecturer in Professional Education and Leadership |
| Description |
In this episode, Dr Gary Husband, lecturer at the University of Stirling, talks about his research in mentoring, including fundamental principles applied in formal and informal settings. The discussion provides an insight into practices across the sector and tips/advice on ensuring that mentoring is effectively utilised. |
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| Transcript |
Download Pedagogy Matters – Episode 5 Transcript here |
Upcoming Podcasts:
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Wednesday 3 March 2021 |
| Topic |
Dual Coding – what is it all about? |
| Guest |
Oliver Cavigliol, Author, Dual Coding with teachers |
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Wednesday 10 March 2021
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| Topic |
Action Research – what is it and how do I get involved |
| Guest |
Christine Calder, Academic Development Lead, Dundee and Angus College |
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| Topic |
Having difficult conversations |
| Guest |
Sam Messam, Senior Lecturer in Sport Coaching – University of Lincoln |
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TBC |
| Topic |
The power of perspective – making every interaction count |
| Guest |
Ed Hal, Senior Lecturer in Sports Coaching, University of Northumbria |
Watch this space…
We will shortly be announcing a Podcast on Behaviour Management.
In the meantime, take a minute to view our short video below answering the following key questions on Behaviour Management:
- What is it?
- Why is it necessary?
- and How it can be done.
The podcast series shines a light on key aspects of pedagogy, breaking down what the key aspects of pedagogy are and how these can be realised in current practice, whether that be online delivery, face to face delivery, or a mixture of both. 
