Education Research Reading Room ERRR #013. Russell Bishop and the Centrality of Relationships
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Jan 1, 2018 Professor Russell Bishop, an expert in Māori education, discusses the centrality of relationships in learning. Topics include fostering family-like relationships, challenging deficit thinking, improving cooperative learning, and creating an inclusive pedagogy. The importance of involving parents and creating a supportive environment for teachers is also emphasized.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Introducing the guest and discussing their roles and responsibilities
03:26 • 2min
Importance of Relationships in Learning
05:05 • 4min
Transitioning to Academia and Researching in a Marty Context
08:38 • 4min
Building Family-Like Relationships
12:12 • 12min
Deficit Thinking and Its Impact on Education
24:41 • 2min
Indigenous Communities and Struggles with Education
26:39 • 8min
Effective Cooperative Learning and Creating a Family-Like Context in the Classroom
34:51 • 2min
Creating an Interactive Learning Space
36:35 • 14min
The Complexity of Discursive Positioning
50:11 • 14min
Improving Relationships for Student Achievement
01:04:26 • 6min
Creating a Conducive Environment for Teachers
01:10:51 • 10min
Prominent Academics and Future Guests in the Field of Education
01:20:53 • 2min
The Importance of Relationships in Schools and Involvement of Parents
01:22:26 • 9min
Importance of Teaching and Building Relationships in Education
01:31:43 • 3min