Episode 19: Engagement (Part 3) - Innovations around Engagement

In this episode Prof. Barry Carpenter CBE OBE FCCT and Beverley Cockbill discuss the topic of Engagement with a panel of guests:

• Vijita Patel (Swiss Cottage School Development & Research Centre)
• Cheryl Gaughan (Talbot Specialist School/Fusion TSA)
• Vicci Wells (Youth Sport Trust)
• Ali Erskine (Whitfield Aspen School)
• Gemma Alldritt (Baxter College)
• Martin McKenna (Foxfield School)

The guests share and discuss innovative ways in which they have each applied and incorporated the use of Engagement into practice within their own settings.

PLEASE NOTE: It is highly recommended that you watch the first 2 parts (Episode #17 & #18) before listening to this episode.

**This episode is Part 3 of a series looking at Engagement.**

You can watch and listen to a video slide show of the presentation on the episode webpage:

https://www.evidenceforlearning.net/learningshared/engagement-part-3-panel-discussion-innovations-around-engagement/

On this and the other episode pages in the series, we've also listed links to various articles and resources that you might useful and interesting for further reading around Engagement.

You can access this via the LearningShared website (below).

www.learningshared.org

Select Episode #19

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