Politics and Pedagogy

Politics and Pedagogy

Por: Madeleine Le Bourdon and Louise Pears
Welcome to “Politics and Pedagogy” a podcast run by the Centre for Teaching Innovation and Scholarship in Politics and International Studies at the University of Leeds. In this podcast we speak to scholars, educators and pedagogical practitioners about all things teaching and learning for political studies.The podcast hosts are Dr Madeleine Le Bourdon Associate Professor in Political Pedagogy and Dr Louise Pears Associate Professor in Global Security Challenges.Follow CTIS: @ctisleeds.bsky.social
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Latest episodes of the podcast Politics and Pedagogy

Student Voice: Student-led pedagogy 'Thinking inside the box' 04/12/2024
Student Voice: English for Academic Purposes Support 18/11/2024
Student Voice: Foundation Year Students 30/09/2024
Care and joy in teaching and learning 03/05/2024
Creativity within and beyond the classroom 23/02/2024
Questioning ideas of criticality 10/11/2023
Reflections and takeaways: white fragility, positionally & community 15/09/2023
What is the distinction between good pedagogy and decolonial pedagogy? 21/07/2023
Confronting Coloniality 02/06/2023
Decolonial Approaches in Higher Education 18/04/2023
BONUS Student Voice: Student-led exhibits 03/09/2025
ASPIRE Network Launch 29/04/2025
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