Learning in Today's World

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A conversation with educational researchers John Hattie and Janet Clinton about factors influencing learning success.

A conversation with John Hattie and Janet Clinton. We're delighted to warmly welcome two international guests to our studio: educational researchers John Hattie and Janet Clinton. John Hattie, by evaluating over 2000 meta-studies he discovered over 400 factors that influence learning success. John Hattie is a professor of education and an educational researcher at the University of Melbourne. His work has had a world-wide lasting impact on effective teaching, the roles of teachers, and the importance of feedback. Janet Clinton is a professor at the University of Melbourne and leads the Teacher Effectiveness Research Hub. She has worked on many international evaluation projects and generates research evidence to improve teaching and staff development in schools. We are delighted that you are both in Switzerland today. Welcome again to our Podcast. Moderator: Wiltrud Weidinger ------ Learning in Today’s world – in einen zunehmend digitalen, leistungsorientierten und beschleunigten Umfeld? Dazu begrüssen wir zwei internationale Gäste bei uns im Studio: Das Bildungsforscherehepaar John Hattie und Janet Clinton. John Hattie hat über 2’100 Meta Analysen und Tausende von Einzelstudien…

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Host: Wiltrud Weidinger

Guests: John Hattie, Janet Clinton

Topics covered

• educational research
• learning success
• effective teaching
• teacher effectiveness
• feedback
• meta-analysis

Keywords

• learning
• education
• meta-studies
• teaching
• feedback
• research

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: University of Melbourne, Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich