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  • S14 Ep 2 EUROPEAN BILDUNG DAY Kjetil Aamann

    12 MAY 2024 · Kjetil Aamann is a musician and music teacher for adults in Norway, Currently he is the coordinator of the international development project SWAN - Singing With Additional Needs which seeks to find models for including people with special needs in musical life. In this episode Kjetil talks about how important music is to people's natural cultural belonging.
    11m 31s
  • S14 Ep 1 EUROPEAN BILDUNG DAY Introduction to Bildung

    8 MAY 2024 · In this new season come with me on a fascinating journey exploring the concept of Bildung and how it can unlock the chaos in society that exists beyond the boundaries of what we know as the norm in education and in the way we live our lives. Many scholars have delved into the core principles of Bildung, however Lene Rachel Andersen, author of "The Nordic Secret" and "What it Means to be Human," is a particularly influential voice in this arena and has brought together like-minded individuals into a network and event that celebrates European Bildung Day. Listen to this introductory podcast and start to shift your mindset to life and work.
    13m 58s
  • S13 Ep 16 CLICKS MENA-HELF Gheyath Abbas-Dr Connie Mitchell

    3 MAY 2024 · Fancy eavesdropping on a conversation over the coffee break between three professionals at the MENA-HELF conference?  Well with this podcast you can. Gheyath Abbas, Director, Institutional Effectiveness Office, American University in the Emirates, and Dr Alia Mitchell (Connie), Vice Dean, College of Humanities and Sciences, Director Prince Sultan University, KSA, and Józefa Fawcett, Future Capability Architect, JFI Academy & podcast host, JFI Radio got together during the break to chat about how to give yoru students and your workforce a voice.  All very appropriate on World Voice Day. Take a listen.
    18m 49s
  • S13 Ep 15 CLICKS MENA-HELF Professor Ghassan Aouad

    3 MAY 2024 · Professor Ghassan Aouad, Chancellor, Abu Dhabi University, has been a supporter of the MENA Higher Education Leadership Forum for many years and so it was with great pleasure, Józefa Fawcett was able to catch him in between his speaking and role on various panels to talk about the work being done at Abu Dhabi University (ADU) with a focus on engagement with stakeholders and students to continually work towards HE standards of excellence, and the subsequent multiple awards they have earned. ADU have actively embraced technology, digitial transformation, and sustainability - which is one of their core pillars. Professor Ghassan explains that we need to create custodians for the future and whereas we might not predict what this future might look like, Universities have a role in helping cuture citizen be best prepared.
    9m 9s
  • S13 Ep 14 CLICKS MENA-HELF Dr Ashwin Fernandes

    3 MAY 2024 · Dr. Ashwin Fernandes, Executive Director - Africa, Middle East & South Asia from Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) talks to Józefa Fawcett at the 6th MENA-HELF event in Dubai about the latest trends in HE and how Universities need to adapt and prepare themselves for the learners of the future. QS has been sharing world rankings for over 20 years and in this podcast Dr Ashwin explores the evolution of the traditional university and why HE leaders need to attend MENA-HELF to learn from others and be inspired by HE ideas from around the world.
    10m 19s
  • S13 Ep 13 CLICKS MENA-HELF Dr Mahinour Ezzat

    3 MAY 2024 · Dr Mahinour Ezzat, Manager, Instruction Higher College of Technology (HCT), Dubai, talks to Józefa Fawcett during the break about how valuable attending the MENA-HELF event is especially as she is responsible for pushing the boundaries of excellence and quality. HCT are active members of Advance HE a British charity promoting excellence in higher education. It advocates evidence-based teaching methods and awards fellowships as professional recognition for university teachers, and Mahinour supports the upskilling of faculty using the standards of Advance HE to enable them to pause and think about what they are doing when teaching, involving students in curriculum design, and adapting to the needs of future students.
    14m 37s
  • S13 Ep 12 CLICKS MENA-HELF Dr. Catherine Hack

    3 MAY 2024 · In the episode recorded at the MENA-HELF event, Józefa Fawcett interviewed Dr Katherine Hacking Principal Adviser, Learning and Teaching AdvanceHE, UK who ran a pre-conference workshop about belonging in HE, and how to support and build competence, confidence, and resilience. Amongst other things she examined what is being done with students exploring pedaogical practice and inclusive learning spaces. 
    10m 16s
  • S13 Ep 11 CLICKS MENA-HELF Dr Fanta Aw

    2 MAY 2024 · Dr Fanta Aw, Executive Director and CEO, Association of International Educators, US talks to Józefa Fawcett at the MENA-HELF event, about lifelong learning, communities of learning, and the increase of non-formal learning. During the podcast there are many thorny questions addressed, such as whether educators are ready to adapt the way they deliver different learning modalities, how they deliver intercultural and cross border awareness through learning programmes, and the 'elephant in the room' question; are traditional HE business models standing in the way of adaptation for the future and in so doing creating productive tensions.
    17m 43s
  • S13 Ep 10 CLICKS MENA-HELF Professor Mohamed Zairi

    26 APR 2024 · The prestigious Zairi International Awards for Excellence in Higher Education recently concluded its 3rd cycle at the MENA-HELF event in Dubai. This year's awards saw applications from leading institutions across the globe, all showcasing their impactful community contributions and sustainable initiatives.   Established in honour of the late Professor Mohamed Zairi (1956-2021), a renowned British scholar in quality and excellence management, the awards recognise excellence in five key areas, 2024 winners in “parentheses”:   - Excellence for digital transformation “American University of the Middle East, Kuwait”  - Excellence for research impact “Aga Khan University, Islamic Republic of Pakistan” - Excellence for internationalization “Modern University for Business and Science MUBS, Beirut, Lebanon”  - Excellence for outstanding non-profit contribution to the community “Université Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Morocco”      - Excellence for equity and inclusion “Sense Kaleidoscope, Republic of India”   Algerian-born scholar, Professor Mohamed Zairi (1956-2021), made significant contributions to business excellence, quality management, and benchmarking. Following a UAE Assessment cycle in 2017, Zairi's conversation with Józefa Fawcett in Abu Dhabi offered a rare glimpse into his inspiring journey. This renowned expert, remembered for his humility, is the namesake behind the prestigious Zairi International Awards.
    25m 17s
  • S13 Ep 9 CLICKS MENA-HELF Minerva Project

    26 APR 2024 · Minerva Project is an education innovator based in San Francisco. It launched Minerva University, considered to be the most innovative university in the world, and is helping other universities create new innovative programmes. Founded in 2012 by Ben Nelson, Minerva’s mission is nurturing critical wisdom and to partner with leading institutions and organisations to design learning innovation strategies, and develop customised learning programmes based on four pillars: 1) skills-focused curricula, 2) evidence- based pedagogy, 3) outcomes-driven assessment, and 4) technology-enabled delivery. In this podcast Józefa Fawcett sits down with Ben Nelson at the end of the 6th MENA-HELF event in Dubai to explore why Minerva® is such a pioneer in educational transformation.
    26m 24s

JFI Radio 'LIVE' is produced by BusinessVocals and has since 2015 focused on training, learning, management, leadership, development, quality and excellence. The light-hearted, personal approach sparks thinking about what happens...

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JFI Radio 'LIVE' is produced by BusinessVocals and has since 2015 focused on training, learning, management, leadership, development, quality and excellence. The light-hearted, personal approach sparks thinking about what happens in organisations.Those in business enjoy revisiting the content to help them consider what might work better inside their own workspaces. Students and teachers find it sparks ideas for future research areas and/or dissertation topics.There is a heady mixture of thought pieces, interviews, conference highlights, news and discussion all hosted by Józefa Fawcett, Future Capability Architect at JFI.
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