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We are excited to be hosting the panel 'Political Pedagogy in the Everyday' at the Political Studies Association with CTIS colleagues  Dr Anna Grimaldi, Dr Alba Griffin,  Dr Madeleine le Bourdon and Dr Louise Pears.

As part of the Festival of Social Science, School of Politics and International Studies Dr Madeleine Le Bourdon, in partnership with Diversity in Development, hosted more than 45 high school students from across Leeds to introduce them to the field of International Development. The aim of the event, which took place on 8 November 2022, was to...

Classroom 'currency' is an important area of teaching practice and innovation. It relates to the problem of students wanting to study the latest developments in a field, and is especially problematic in Politics and International Studies, where things change very rapidly and therefore there is little or no good analysis and often even correct factual...

POLIS' Deputy Director of Student Education Dr Victoria Honeyman presents at the Political Studies Association's Teaching and Learning Webinar "The things we gained during lockdown – what we won’t miss and what we should perhaps incorporate into our teaching in the longer term"

Active pedagogy is an important area of teaching practice and innovation. Most commonly associated with classroom simulations it is in fact a far wider range of practices than this. Centre Co-Director Dr James Worrall featured on a roundtable discussion to present his work in this area at the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) annual conference...