A new post from Caitlin Hall, an interdisciplinary student at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, on why she chose to study this particular degree.
#IDL #Edinburgh #Futures @edfuturesinstitute.bsky.social

Here's another great IDL teaching project idea in the Natural Partners series. Download the pdf for this and many other creative and practical resources to use in planning your own interdisciplinary lessons.

Today on the IDL Network, we have an interdisciplinary learning sequence idea from Sophie Graham (Moray House) for the Natural Partners Project. Check out this and many other teaching ideas on the IDL network - more coming in the next few days.

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What is interdisciplinarity? Emily Shaw's podcast explores how being skilled in different ways of thinking can help us see challenges from new perspectives, offering previously inaccessible solutions.

"Let the new air in."

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A Space of Possibility: Introducing Interdisciplinary Futures -- A new post from David Overend introducing an exciting new undergraduate degree at the Edinburgh Futures Institute @edfuturesinstitute.bsky.social

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A great piece in the TES this week by Tom Bird, on the sustainability of relying on individual teachers to deliver "Learning for Sustainability".

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A new post on the IDL Network Substack from Prof. Colin Graham on Learner Pathways and Employability.

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To kick the IDL network BlueSky feed off, let's read again Prof. Laura Colucci-Gray's (@l0ur0col.bsky.social) article on "moving the levers" of the curriculum. There's a nugget of gold in the exemplar on translanguaging well worth the time.

Parkes Observatory, 1969 open.substack.com/pub/idlnetwo...

... excuse us, we're just getting started with our BlueSky account -- maybe you could help us by following or recommending accounts for us to follow? Check our SubStack (link in bio) for what we're about.

Meanwhile, here's a picture of the Lomond Hills. It's a panorama.