A Negotiation Game to Embed Sustainability into the Curriculum

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Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

23 episodes

2 weeks ago

Within the Economics and International Business department at Aston University, many of our academics have a strong interest in teaching and learning. We therefore created this podcast with an aim to share insight, innovations, and best practice among the department, as well to a wider audience. The podcast is led by Dr Karishma Patel, a Teaching Fellow in Economics at Aston University. In each episode, we invite members of the department to have a conversation about a topic which they are interested in. We also invite guest speakers to share their insights with us.

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A Negotiation Game to Embed Sustainability into the Curriculum – with Dr Alexandra Arntsen

Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

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10 months ago

A Negotiation Game to Embed Sustainability into the Curriculum – with Dr Alexandra Arntsen

In this episode, Dr Karishma Patel from Aston University speaks with Dr Alexandra Arntsen (Nottingham Business School) about her innovative approach to embedding sustainability into the curriculum. Alex talks us through her use of a negotiation role-playing game that she has used to engage students from various disciplines in discussions around climate change. She shares her thoughts on the importance of embedding sustainability into our teaching, as well as insights into the how the game works, student reactions and practical ideas for bringing it into your own teaching.