1 Innovating pedagogies
Teaching and learning which is designed to overcome tricky topics should be innovative. A topic may be ‘tricky’ because traditional methods such as where students attend a lesson, listen to the teacher’s explanation and complete their homework, are not working. There are many different forms of innovation.
Read now about two particular examples of innovative pedagogy from the Innovating Pedagogy Report (2014), ‘Flipped classroom’ and ‘Bring your own devices’ (Sharples et al., 2014).
The next section describes some more innovating pedagogies. These are targeted learning interventions which have been designed specifically to overcome a tricky topic.
OpenLearn - Teaching and learning tricky topics
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