BI 197 Karen Adolph: How Babies Learn to Move and Think
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Why Every Teacher Should Know About Ecological Psychology! A Conversation with Miguel Segundo-Ortin and Vicente Raja
As educators, a great deal of our understandings of what learning is has been dominated by behaviourist (check out previous episode with Carol Sanford) and cognitivist ideas, but what if our decisions about how we design learning environments, and think about pedagogy and curriculum had taken in ec…
Finding Calm: A Journey into Mindfulness with Eleanor Gibson
In this episode, we sit down with Eleanor Gibson, an experienced mindfulness practitioner, to explore the transformative power of mindfulness in our daily lives. Eleanor shares insights into cultivating presence, managing stress, and finding inner calm amidst a busy world. Whether you're new to min…
Eleanor Gibson: Agile: Unlock Freedom, Curiosity & Purpose - Transform Your Workplace
Is your workplace plagued by uncertainty and outdated structures? Join Sophie Bryan, founder of Ordinarily Different and a leading workplace culture specialist, alongside agile expert Eleanor Gibson, as they reveal how agile principles can bring clarity, collaboration, and purpose to your organizat…
Episode 132: Doing your best work with Eleanor Gibson
"Something which really drives me is making things better."Former fundraiser and current coach, Eleanor Gibson joins us to talk about helping charities make a bigger impact. Starting out without replying to emails at Cancer Research before embracing Lean and Agile ways of working. She went on to fo…
BI 232 How Should Neuroscience Integrate with Ecological Psychology?
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Why Every Teacher Should Know About Ecological Psychology! A Conversation with Miguel Segundo-Ortin and Vicente Raja
As educators, a great deal of our understandings of what learning is has been dominated by behaviourist (check out previous episode with Carol Sanford) and cognitivist ideas, but what if our decisions about how we design learning environments, and think about pedagogy and curriculum had taken in ec…
How we learn to move in the real world: A conversation with Harry Heft.
In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast Marianne is joined by Professor Harry Heft, one of the leading voices in ecological psychology and a scholar deeply influenced by James and Eleanor Gibson. Harry shares how growing up amid the social change of the late 1960s, and his frustration with psych…
Episode 96 - Eleanor Gibson, Agile and Innovation Coach and Founder of Tilt
From Control to Collaboration: Five Mindset Shifts Leaders Need for the Age of AI
We chat with Eleanor Gibson, Agile and Innovation Coach and Founder of Tilt
This week we chat to Eleanor Gibson, founder of Tilt, who has helped over 40 charities rethink not just what they do, but how they work. …
How animals, humans, and environments shape each other. A conversation with Harry Heft
In this episode of the River Tiger Podcast, Marianne Davies is joined again by distinguished ecological psychologist Harry Heft for a wide-ranging exploration of how humans and other animals come to know, navigate, and participate in the worlds they inhabit.
Drawing on the pioneering work of James …
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