Roger Saunders
L&T Chat Show
Introducing new ideas for teaching and learning in higher education. A series of short interviews looking at practical methods for enhancing academic activities and student engagement.
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Roger Saunders
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Latest episode
Oct 28, 2026
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Episodes
L&T Chat Show Episode 6 - Andy Millington & Rhod Woodhouse: Teaching students how to reflect 06.04.2022 26:37
We all know how important reflection is but sometimes it can be hard thing to get students to do successfully. Find out how here.
L&T Chat Show - Episode 5 Claire Robertson Team Work 30.03.2022 24:56
Getting students to work in teams especially for assessed work can be extremely difficult. Here Claire describes some of the creative ways she has addressed this in her own institution.
L&T Chat Show - Episode 4 Chris Watson Writing Assignments 22.03.2022 24:42
Chris and I discuss how much information in an assignment brief is useful. Is too much direction confusing? Does too much direction constrain creativity and self-development? How much is enough?
L&T Chat Show - Episode 3 Caroline Spence Social Media in Teaching 28.02.2022 25:12
If you have a favourite lesson, activity or method you'd like to share, why not contact Roger and you can be the on the next episode roger.saunders@dmu.ac.uk
L&T Chat Show - Episode 2 Anoop Bhogal-Nair Slam Poetry 03.02.2022 22:34
Anoop introduces the idea of using slam poetry as a way of enabling students to express and authentic voice
Story telling with Gosia Plotka 16.01.2022 20:48
Helping engineering students to be able to visualise and explain the impact of different models and ideas on the wider world using creative activities
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