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Rolling on Role-playsCreated by Matthew Riddle (University of Cambridge) on March 3, 2006
I'm just at the end of my 5th week at Caret, but already I feel like I'm getting my teeth into some interesting stuff. Looking back, it did take a while, but at this moment I feel as though a lot has happened. Today was a highlight, with our second observation of a role-play in action, complete with film crew and student interviews. Or interview, as it turned out that most of the students we lined up beforehand had to cancel. We'll have to do follow up interviews next week. So why are we doing this? Well, we've spent quite a bit of time looking for high quality learning resources, and identified some role-plays conducted in the MPhil courses here as candidates. We want to identify key elements of these exercises, including important learning advantages of the approach, as well as any problems encountered. With that information we hope to build up a picture of how the resources that support the exercises can be used in other institutions. It's a fun project, and the outcomes are tangible and potentially very useful, so I'm enjoying it a lot.
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