It's Just Research

In this episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically Questioning the world we live in,’ hosts Dr Sara Black and Liam Cini O'Dwyer are joined by Christine Harrison, a Professor of Science Education in the School of Education, Communication and Society. Christine reminisces on her pivotal collaborations with Professor Paul Black, who is very notable and at the forefront of physics and science education, which influenced her career path and the broader educational landscape. Their collective work, especially the influential 1998 review, revolutionised classroom assessment practices globally by showing how they can profoundly affect teaching methods and student learning.Follow us:Instagram: @itsjustresearchpodcastTwitter: @justresearchpodEmail: justresearch-ecs@kcl.ac.ukWebsite: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/its-just-research-an-ecs-podcastHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically questioning the world we live in’, hosts Dr Sara Black and Liam Cini O'Dwyer are joined by Dr Richard Brock, a Senior Lecturer in Science Education in the School of Education, Communication and Society. Richard shares insights from his journey through physics to education, highlighting his shift towards exploring the dynamics of learning and teaching science.The conversation covers a wide range of topics from the role of anecdotes in science teaching to the importance of teaching the nature of scientific inquiry, providing a rich, detailed exploration of what it means to teach and learn science today.Follow us:Instagram: @itsjustresearchpodcastTwitter: @justresearchpodEmail: justresearch-ecs@kcl.ac.ukWebsite: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/its-just-research-an-ecs-podcast

For the fifth episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically questioning the world we live in’, hosts Dr Sara Black and Liam Cini O'Dwyer are joined by Dr Maren Elfert. Maren is a Senior Lecturer in International Education in the School of Education, Communication and Society, and reflects on her previous career with UNESCO which inspired her doctoral work. Maren has a keen eye on education's global dynamics, and shares insights that hit close to home for anyone curious about the forces shaping our learning environments.Follow us:Instagram: @itsjustresearchpodcastTwitter: @justresearchpodEmail: justresearch-ecs@kcl.ac.ukWebsite: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/its-just-research-an-ecs-podcast

For the fourth episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically questioning the world we live in’, we are talking to none other than the team who create the podcast. Dr Sara Black, Pippa Sterk, Liam Cini O'Dwyer and Sylvie Carlos are sharing their research topics and interests.Expect Sara to nostalgically look back into her PhD research on social inequality in South Africa. Pippa focuses on her current research that looks into LGBT+ communities in Higher Education. Liam's research complements Pippa's looking into issues of inclusion and participation from LGBTQ+ youth in science education. And Sylvie steps away from education looking into society, and specifically how the radio and podcast industry create content for Black audiences.Follow us:Instagram: @itsjustresearchpodcastTwitter: @justresearchpodEmail: justresearch-ecs@kcl.ac.ukWebsite: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/its-just-research-an-ecs-podcastIt’s Just Research is hosted by ECS academics and PhD students. The podcast is executive produced by Sylvie Carlos, PhD student in ECS and award-winning audio producer.

For the third episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically questioning the world we live in’, hosts Dr Sara Black and Pippa Sterk are joined by Dr Clare Coultas. Clare is a lecturer in Social Justice at the School of Education, Communication & Society, and shares her work on comprehensive sexuality education in Eastern Africa and her use of social psychological concepts to understand how young people feel like they belong in the world.Follow us:Instagram: @itsjustresearchpodcastTwitter: @justresearchpodEmail: justresearch-ecs@kcl.ac.ukWebsite: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/its-just-research-an-ecs-podcastIt’s Just Research is hosted by ECS academics and PhD students. The podcast is executive produced by Sylvie Carlos, PhD student in ECS and award-winning audio producer.

For the second episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically questioning the world we live in’, hosts Dr Sara Black and Pippa Sterk are joined by Dr. Mel Cooke, a Senior Lecturer in ESOL & Applied Linguistics. They are conversing about Dr Mel's language teaching practice and research and how language is often used as a weapon in immigration policy.Glossary termsESOL - English for Speakers of Other LanguagesH.E - Higher EducationECS - School of Education, Communication and SocietyPedagogy - The method and practice of teaching. It encompasses teaching approaches, teaching theory, and feedback and assessment. [Tes]Semantic - Connected with the meanings of words. [Cambridge Dictionary]Click here to access the links to the articles mentioned throughout the episode and to learn more about the new podcast.Follow us:Instagram: @itsjustresearchpodcastTwitter: @justresearchpodEmail: justresearch-ecs@kcl.ac.ukWebsite: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/its-just-research-an-ecs-podcastIt’s Just Research is hosted by ECS academics and PhD students. The podcast is executive produced by Sylvie Carlos, PhD student in ECS and award-winning audio producer.