Swansea Academy of Learning & Teaching @ Swansea University

A Pinch of SALT

Swansea University's Academy of Learning & Teaching, SALT, investigates the rapidly changing world of the HE environment. In each episode, we search out food for thought that makes change a lot more palatable. Learning and teaching strategies, learning environments, inclusive pedagogy, educational technology, innovation and most importantly making connections— if it has anything to do with learning and teaching in higher education, let’s make sure everyone knows about it.

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Swansea Academy of Learning & Teaching @ Swansea University

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Education

Web del podcast

www.swansea.ac.uk

Último episodio

3 de oct. de 2025

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Challenging times or just an opportunity? 27.07.2021

Professor Martin Stringer was born in Tanzania educated in the North of England and currently the Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education at Swansea University , South West Wales . Martin has been in higher education for just over 20 years and in his own words, he joined the profession, primarily through the love of teaching. He affirms that, the engagement with students, challenging their assump...

A pinch of SALT introduction 16.07.2021

Welcome to a pinch of SALT, Swansea University's Learning and Teaching podcast, watch this space for our first episode on 27th July 2021!

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