University of Newcastle’s School of Law
Gowns and wigs are still the order of the day for many lawyers practising in our courts and the image of the law is that of conformity to tradition - but students no longer need to fear that studying the law will mean years of poring over dusty tomes. Bronwen Jones is a lecturer at the University of Newcastle's School of Law. She wants to show her students that the law is something that people can feel passionately about in the modern world - though it may be rooted in the past. And she wants to make their learning experience stimulating and relevant to 21st century issues.
The making of a Time Lord – who was never late!
Staff at Kirklees College in West Yorkshire talk to Kathleen Roberts about their recollections of teaching the new Doctor Who, Jodie Whittaker, and how television and radio can inspire students.
Manchester Film School Makes the Final Cut
Read about how the ERA Licence and Box of Broadcasts promote and feature the successes of Manchester Film School students.
Purple Day: Audio-Visual Materials for Teaching About Epilepsy
For Purple Day, we are here to debunk some common myths about epilepsy, including some resources to help teach about it!
Gary MacLean – Chef Lecturer City of Glasgow College
Chef Lecturer and past winner of Masterchef: The Professionals talks to ERA about how TV cookery shows can inspire catering students.
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
Anita Ark of Eastbury Community School tells us how using clips from the BBC Shakespeare Archive can bring the study of Shakespeare to life.