Lifelong Learning: Recent Episodes
AERA Learning Environments (SIG #120)
The official podcast of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Learning Environments Special Interest Group hosted by Dr Paul Rijken
In this episode, we speak with two educators from primary and secondary schools about the outcomes of the Classroom Climate Questionnaire (CCQ). The Classroom Climate Questionnaire (CCQ) is a comprehensive online survey that can be used by teachers to improve student outcomes through teacher‐driven professional learning. Jack Clark and Sarah Wolverton, share with us their age-specific strategies for getting their students to engage in the survey and how they were able to review and reflect on their own teaching practices throughout the assessment.
In this episode, we speak with two educators from primary and secondary schools about the outcomes of the Classroom Climate Questionnaire (CCQ). The Classroom Climate Questionnaire (CCQ) is a comprehensive online survey that can be used by teachers to improve student outcomes through teacher‐driven professional learning. Jack Clark and Sarah Wolverton, share with us their age-specific strategies for getting their students to engage in the survey and how they were able to review and reflect on their own teaching practices throughout the assessment.
Aleda Managing Director and education practitioner Matt Wadewitz, joins us as we discuss the importance of self-reflection and feedback in both teaching and leadership. Drawing on his experiences as an educator, coach and manager, Matt shares with us the parallels between teaching and leading effectively across a variety of industries.
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We speak with Associate Professor and SIG Chair, Rekha Koul to discuss the positive impacts Learning Environments has had on classrooms and the benefits of encouraging teachers to engage in our field of research.
Professor Jill Aldridge speaks with us about her pathway into Learning Environments research and how meaningful changes to the learning environment, can impact teacher efficiency and student outcomes.
In this episode we sit down with Program Chair, Dr Catherine Martin-Dunlop speaking to us all the way from the west coast of the United States.
We discuss her career in education spanning over 35 years, expand on the predicted trends of our SIG with the challenges of mixed and hybrid learning environments and the transition into starting her business post-retirement.
Find more information on Dr Catherine Martin-Dunlop's business Improve Teaching First aimed at improving educators teaching capabilities with the Innovative Survey Method.
In our first episode, we speak with Curtin University’s Professor Barry Fraser about the establishment and history of Special Interest Group (SIG) Learning Environments. We discuss the beginnings of our SIG, Barry’s experiences supervising doctoral students across the world and the impact of the global pandemic on our research.
The official podcast of the AERA SIG Learning Environments, hosted by Treasurer Dr Paul Rijken. This episode is an introduction to your host and the podcast's future episodes focussed on research in the field of learning environments. It aims to connect people with current research and network with fellow academics and researchers across the world.