Table of Contents – Inspire – teaching and learning in the Social Sciences

Contents

A word from our Chief Executive
Professor Stephanie Marshall
Inspiring great teaching and learning in higher education
Kandy Woodfield
A huge thank you
I. Main Body
1. 1. Inspirational teaching and learning in the Social Sciences
  Professor Steve Wheeler
2. 2. Inspiring great teaching and learning in the Social Sciences
  Professor Claire McGourlay
3. 3. Are we sitting comfortably? Let’s begin.
  Leoarna Mathias
4. 4. Higher Education: "Hi! I'm new here!"
  Daphne Page
5. 5. Mentoring in legal education: teaching and learning strategies to support professional development, self-awareness and critical thinking
  Beverley Rizzotto
6. 6. Which direction is forward?
  Dr Dejan Ljubojevic
7. 7. My Flipped Classroom Maiden Voyage with Undergraduate Sports Coaching Students
  Dr Rick Hayman
8. 8. My experience of taking a walk on the flip side – a discussion of flipped learning
  Gareth Bramley
9. 9. New technology and academic communities
  George Callaghan and Ian Fribbance
10. 10. How to turn TALK into a critical success factor in undergraduate social science research
  Dr Jane Rand, York St John University
11. 11. Criminology Picks Up the Gauntlet: Responses to the Whole Earth? Exhibition
  Dr Katja M Hallenberg & Dr Maryse Tennant
12. 12. Life after Death by PowerPoint
  Dr David Roberts
13. 13. The Culture Shoe Box
  Dr. Hoda S. Wassif and Maged Zakher
14. 14. The Best Feedback in the World- Screen Capture Video Feedback
  Nigel Jones
15. 15. Hippos, tweckling and Dame Edna’s glasses (or, what a HEA conference has contributed to my teaching)
  Leoarna Mathias
16. 16. The student on the wall - an undergraduate’s perspective of an academic conference
  Hollie Smith
17. 17. Your most influential teacher was probably pretty quirky
  Leoarna Mathias
18. 18. New Year’s (teaching) resolutions!
  Daphne Page
19. 19. Flipping Inspirational
  Rachel Cooper
Higher Education Academy teaching and learning resources for social scientists