SALC Inclusive Teaching 11th May 2022: Diversity of Expression in T&L

SALC Inclusive Teaching 11th May 2022: Diversity of Expression in T&L

This session showcases the Manchester History Workshop, providing a case study of how diversity of expression can be embedded in T&L

By Prof Hannah Cobb

Date and time

Wed, 11 May 2022 05:00 - 06:00 PDT

Location

Online

About this event

Diversity of expression in Teaching and Learning

Session Leads: Eloise Moss (History), Kerry Pimblott (History), Thomas Donnai (SEED)

This session showcases the Manchester History Workshop, a level 1 module that ‘module affords first-year students an opportunity to the do the hands-on work of history with a focus on recovering the, often, untold stories of generations of migrants who came to and shaped the city.’ Learning resources for schools are created by current undergraduates and made available publicly through the John Rylands: Manchester History Workshop: Using Special Collections at the John Rylands Library and the Main Library | by Janette Martin | Special Collections | Medium.

The module will provide a case study of how diversity of expression can be embedded in teaching and learning

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Hannah Cobb is Professor of Archaeology and Pedagogy (NTF, PFHEA, MCIfA, FSA., FSA Scot.) at the University of Manchester and the University of Manchester’s Lead for Academic Development. Through her teaching, research and leadership she passionately advocates for inclusivity, equality and diversity in both the present (contemporary archaeological practice and higher education), and the past (British Prehistory). Her pedagogic research draws upon a insights from New Materialism and Posthuman Feminism to explore how diverse voices and approaches can be recentred within academic practice.

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