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A Cup of TEA - Hannah Worthen and Asher Donaghy-Roering on inclusive education

Hannah Worthen and Asher Donaghy-Roering on inclusive education

A Cup of TEA

04/17/24 • 29 min

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In this podcast, Catherine and Mike meet Hannah Worthen, early career academic based at the Energy and Environment Institute who also teaches in the School of Environmental Sciences. She was recently awarded Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy, the application for which drew on her work developing inclusive and participatory teaching practices.

Asher Donaghy-Roering is a second year student in the School of Environmental Sciences just returning from a fieldtrip to Tenerife.


www.queeringthemap.com was referred to in the recording.


Hannah: "Just listen and be willing to learn... accept that there are gaps in your knowledge and in your experiences... there is always more work to be done and in particular if there is any work that we can do as teachers that gives students a voice, then I think that's really important"

Asher: “... include trans people in the conversation, have their input rather than you think might be best for them!!


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Cup of TEA artwork created by Layla Jabbari



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04/17/24 • 29 min

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