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Papers to Playlists

Papers to Playlists

著者: Dr Natalie McMaster
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Papers to Playlists is a podcast which takes dense and often complex academic papers from a variety of disciplines and turns them into accessible, engaging, and digestible audio content you can listen to with ease.

Target Audience:

  • Teachers seeking to incorporate cutting-edge research into their classrooms and schools
  • Students looking to deepen their understanding of various subjects during their university studies
  • The general public interested in accessible and thought-provoking content.
© 2025 Papers to Playlists
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  • Rethinking risk in HPE
    2025/08/02

    Are we too quick to keep kids indoors in the name of safety? In this episode we explore why risk is not the enemy of learning, it’s a vital part of it. You'll hear why movement in unpredictable environments is essential for physical, social, and emotional development. Learn how to plan for safe, challenging activities that empower children to explore, adapt, and grow because real learning doesn’t always happen between the four walls of the classroom.

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    8 分
  • Start with the end in mind – Backward Design in HPE
    2025/08/02

    Are your HPE lessons aligned, purposeful, and focused on real learning? In this episode I unpack the three key stages of backward design, identifying learning goals, designing authentic assessment, and planning meaningful learning experiences. Whether you’re a preservice teacher or early in your career, this episode will help you plan with clarity, confidence, and impact. Tune in to rethink how you plan your teaching and why it matters.

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    8 分
  • Inclusion in HPE
    2025/07/23

    What does it really mean to create an inclusive Health and Physical Education classroom? In this episode we explore how to design learning experiences where every student regardless of ability, background, or confidence, feels they belong. From using the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework to the TREE model and real-world teaching tips, you’ll walk away with practical strategies to support diverse learners and build a more equitable HPE environment for all.

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    8 分
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