Problem-based learning with Dr Yaprak Tavman and Dr Tim Burnett

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Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

23 episodes

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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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Problem-based learning with Dr Yaprak Tavman and Dr Tim Burnett

Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

43 minutes 23 seconds

2 months ago

Problem-based learning with Dr Yaprak Tavman and Dr Tim Burnett

In this episode, Dr Karishma Patel (Aston University) speaks with Dr Yaprak Tavman (University of York) about her experience developing a problem-based learning module in economics in partnership with students. Problem based learning is a student-centred approach in which students can work on authentic real-world problems through group workand self-directed learning. Dr Tim Burnett (Aston University) also joins the conversation to share his thoughts on problem-based learning.