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Artwork for Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University
Economics
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Aston Learning and Teaching Festival
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COP Negotiation Game

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 ep... more

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Artwork for Learning and Teaching in Economics and International Business @ Aston University

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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-cen... more

In this second part of a two-part special, Karishma Patel (Teaching Fellow in Economics, Aston University) reflects on the recent Aston University Learning and Teaching Festival, held on campus on 1st April 2025. The festival brought together staff a... more

In this first of a two-part special, Karishma Patel (Teaching Fellow in Economics, Aston University) reflects on the recent Aston University Learning and Teaching Festival, held oncampus on 1st April 2025. The festival brought together staff and stud... more

In this episode, Karishma Patel (Aston University) invites Erkan Demirbas, Davina Bird, Jane Charlesworth, and Abdul Haque from the University of Lincoln to share insights into their project, which focuses on creating analogy-based cartoons to enhanc... more

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Erkan Demirbas
Senior lecturer in financial economics
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Episode: Bringing Concepts to Life: Analogy-Based Cartoons in Teaching – with Erkan Demirbas and colleagues from the University of Lincoln
Davina Bird
Lecturer at the University of Lincoln
University of Lincoln
Episode: Bringing Concepts to Life: Analogy-Based Cartoons in Teaching – with Erkan Demirbas and colleagues from the University of Lincoln
Jane Charlesworth
Senior lecturer at the University of Lincoln
University of Lincoln
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Abdul Haque
Lecturer in econometrics at the University of Lincoln
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James Burlison
Student at the University of Lincoln
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Episode: Bringing Concepts to Life: Analogy-Based Cartoons in Teaching – with Erkan Demirbas and colleagues from the University of Lincoln
Alexandra Arntsen
Senior lecturer in economics at Nottingham Business School
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Episode: A Negotiation Game to Embed Sustainability into the Curriculum – with Dr Alexandra Arntsen

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Dr Karishma Patel
Teaching Fellow in Economics, with strong interest in teaching and learning within the field.

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Using Social Networks to Enhance Student Engagement with Dr Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez and Dr William Tayler
Q: How do students and prospective students engage with your Instagram content?
Students not only engage with the posts by liking and responding to stories, but there have also been inquiries from prospective students, showing that the reach is broader than their immediate class.
Using Social Networks to Enhance Student Engagement with Dr Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez and Dr William Tayler
Q: What type of content do you post on Instagram?
They post content related to real-life applications of economics, including examples from their daily lives, case studies, and interactive questions to engage students in a fun way.
Using Social Networks to Enhance Student Engagement with Dr Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez and Dr William Tayler
Q: How did the idea for using Instagram for economics engagement come about?
It was suggested by Dr. Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez after recognizing students were struggling to relate microeconomics concepts to real life, and wanting to leverage a platform where students spend their time.
A Negotiation Game to Embed Sustainability into the Curriculum – with Dr Alexandra Arntsen
Q: How do the negotiations work? Are they very structured?
The tutor acts as the general secretary, setting the time and framework, but students take the lead in negotiations, presenting their country's stance and negotiating with others to reach an agreement.
A Negotiation Game to Embed Sustainability into the Curriculum – with Dr Alexandra Arntsen
Q: Could you give us a bit of an idea of what the game is, what students have to do?
The game is a simulation of the COP where students represent different countries, understanding their economic backgrounds and goals. They negotiate on key points like carbon emissions, working toward an agreement while reflecting on the complexities of climate negotiations.

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Focusing on the intersection of teaching methodologies and economic theory, this podcast offers a platform for educators and researchers to share their insights into enhancing the educational experience within higher education. It encompasses a variety of topics, including innovative teaching strategies, the integration of technology in learning, and the significance of student engagement and support. Key discussions often revolve around themes such as student belonging, community building, and effective placement strategies, making it an invaluable resource for educators seeking to enrich their teaching practices. The involvement of diverse guests from various institutions also adds depth to the conversations, promoting a collaborative app... more

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