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Dr Nic Fryer

Senior Lecturer in Education

Nic Fryer

  • School Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education

  • Department Education

  • Location London

Research activities

  • Creative and arts education, particularly drama, theatre and performance education 
  • Coaching, mentoring and reflective practice
  • Applied theatre
  • Devised theatre and devising pedagogy
  • Performance philosophy and the philosophy of Jacques Rancière

    • Current Teaching

    Nic is Course Leader of the MAEducation.  He is currently Module Leaderfor the following modules:

  • EDU4002 Social Pedagogy
  • EDU4008 Coaching and Mentoring in Educational Contexts
  • EDU4009 Special Educational Needs and Disabilities in Educational Contexts
  • EDU1403 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Educational Contexts
  • ELT3014 Education Research Project
  • ELT3012 Learning Without Limits

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    He also teaches on/has taught on the following modules:

    ·      PsychologicalApproaches to Learning

    ·      Psychologyof Learning in Higher Education

    ·      Peerand Team Coaching in Higher Education

    ·      UnderstandingBehaviour

    ·      SpecialEducational Needs and Disabilities

    ·      CurriculumStudies 1

    ·      InclusivePractices


    Biography

    Nic is a lecturer, teacher and theatre director.  He has taught in a range of educational settings, including working in drama departments in universities for fifteen years and secondary schools for thirteen years, where he led one of the largest Drama cohorts in the UK.  Nic has won various awards for his teaching and is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.  He founded the award winning Small Change Theatre, whose productions Long Wave, Red Velvet and Making the Difference amongst others have toured nationally to a range of venues including BAC, Latitude Festival and Birmingham Repertory Theatre.

    Publications

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