The Teaching Delusion 3: Power Up Your Pedagogy

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Teachers want to improve their teaching. They embrace any opportunity to learn. They want other professionals to watch them teach and to get into conversations about developing their practice. Teachers can use it on their own as a self-improvement resource, or even better it can be used in collaboration as a coaching resource. It’s designed to promote reflection and discussion and the sorts of conversations we’re trying to help teachers get into with colleagues about lessons. Basically, it’s there to help everyone make teaching better.” I think we’ve created an amazing resource between us and I can’t wait to see how it’s used by teachers in the classroom.” The format of podcasts along with their ease of use, low barrier to entry and the ability to share freely with others means they can be a great teaching tool. You can create your own podcasts for your students to listen to as well as getting students to create their own podcasts as learning artifacts.Now that you have your equipment you’ll need to use some software to record your podcast. Different programs have different levels of complexity depending on how simple or complex you wish to make your podcast. Here are some suggestions: A podcast is an episodic series of audio recordings usually organised around a subject or theme, falling somewhere between a radio show and a blog. As a medium podcasts are immensely popular among young adults (15-24) with one in five now listening to podcasts regularly at least once a week. If you haven’t listened to a podcast before, you might like to try Impacted– a podcast created by the University of Sussex looking at the impact that research can have on the world or TEL: US– The Technology Enhanced Learning team’s own podcast. Through a detailed exploration of how real teaching and learning works in the classroom and beyond, there is something in it for everyone. As a self-improvement and coaching resource, it is essential reading for all teachers and school leaders.

Their book, Power Up Your Pedagogy: The Illustrated Handbook of Teaching, is a one-stop professional development resource for teachers. Through a detailed exploration of 12 key elements of pedagogy, author Bruce Robertson sets out a clear, researched-informed guide to improving pedagogy in every classroom, across every school. Gives students a chance to cement their knowledge of a topic by engaging with the material through the creation of an artifact. Can be useful for accessibility. Podcasts could be an alternative for those who may find written resources difficult, such as students with Dyslexia.Every year, a multitude of books are published on the subject of teaching and learning, but only a few are designed to be used by educators in the classroom. If you are a teacher or school leader looking for a one-stop professional development resource focused on teaching practice, Power Up Your Pedagogy: The Illustrated Handbook of Teaching is the perfect book for you.