#ECRchat

ECRchat is a Twitter chat about all things Early Career. Current moderators @elliemackin, @motjewolf and @walterstrudie.

[Prof Sarah Younie @sarahyounie]

@meshguides @ECRchat - had an interesting discussion with #ECRchat about developing research-informed teaching - see survey for gathering more ideas https://t.co/EHjMSWw78V

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#ECRchat will be back after Easter! Watch this space.

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Do keep chatting if you like :-) #ecrchat

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If you have ideas for a future chat, please contact us here or @motjewolf #ecrchat

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It's almost 12pm - so time to say thank you to @sarahyounie for chatting with us and to all people who contributed. #ecrchat

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Just to say that this is a MESHguide survey not one from ECRchat :-) https://t.co/pe9a27Lkeh

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If you enjoyed the chat and would like to support some data collection, you could fill in the following survey: https://t.co/EQsSDbkpzS #ECRchat

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Podcast recommendations from @LitProfSuz #ecrchat https://t.co/wVz1nn0eaZ

[Suz @LitProfSuz]

@motjewolf Educator Innovator by Connected Learning Alliance. Research in Action by Katie Linder. Teaching in Higher Ed by Bonnie Stachowiak #ecrchat

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If you enjoyed the chat and would like to support some data collection, you could fill in the following survey: https://t.co/EQsSDbkpzS #ECRchat

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Example for a MESHguide here: https://t.co/yIEw3Kn20Q #ecrchat

[Prof Sarah Younie @sarahyounie]

Q4) could research-informed teaching guides, in the form of flowcharts (see eg https://t.co/j4L8ak6LEd) work in your field? #ecrchat

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Good points from @sarahyounie https://t.co/MMqcca3gYw

[Prof Sarah Younie @sarahyounie]

Yes, we need research that informs teaching to be readily accessed by teachers, which means not long delays on publishing & making that publishing accessible eg MESHGUIDEs https://t.co/vd4hfHdsMl

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interesting resource recommended by @CressidaRyan https://t.co/t2uR2yGJn2

[Cressida Ryan @CressidaRyan]

@motjewolf @sarahyounie Some of the HE journals are more responsive in being fast to publish. Books can be a bit unresponsive to a rapidly changing climate. Things like the @Seda_UK_ blog have been helpful to me, along with other more dynamic forums https://t.co/pEmlpR7YwM #ECRchat

[Prof Sarah Younie @sarahyounie]

#ECRchat Q3) do evidence-based research summary‘s for pedagogy practice in your area make sense?

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Book recommendation about teaching from @LitProfSuz https://t.co/q9VViXnye1

[Suz @LitProfSuz]

@ECRchat @kstate_ctl #ecrchat We read "The Skillful Teacher" by Brookfield and it prompted a lot on experimentation & discussion

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@LitProfSuz @kstate_ctl That's great. Sounds like a brilliant environment. #ecrchat

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@LitProfSuz Welcome Suz - good to have you here!

[Prof Sarah Younie @sarahyounie]

#ecrchat @meshguide Question 1) where are you finding examples of ‘best’ practice for teaching in your field?

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Why don't we start with a short introduction of yourself and what your interests are in research informed teaching?

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Hello and welcome to #ECRchat! @motjewolf is behind the account and we have @sarahyounie as special guest to discuss research informed teaching.

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5 mins until the start of #ECRchat. Get a cuppa and join our discussion on research informed teaching. 11am GMT