Dr James Mannion

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1,455 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 12 Aug

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Rethinking Education · “We feel, therefore we learn!” Why education needs to get embodied - with Guy Claxton and Emily Poel · 12 Aug 2026 podcast

Things like When the Adults Change by Paul Dix, A Curriculum of Hope by Dr Deborah Kidd and The Wonderful Botheredness by Howell Roberts.

They have also published an amazing card-based resource called Activate, a professional learning resource designed to help people develop their thinking and their practice around self-regulated learning, which is designed on my own doctoral research and which I created with my erstwhile colleagues at the Centre for Educational Leadership.

in the UCL Institute of Education.

Anyway, as listeners to the podcast, or indeed viewers, you can receive a 20% discount on all titles from the Crown House website if you use the promo code REPOD20.

That's R-E-P-O-D 20, all caps.

That offer does exclude bundles and existing promotions, though.

So head over to crownhouse.co.uk and treat yourself or perhaps a colleague or indeed 10 or 20.

That's crownhouse.co.uk, R-E-P-O-D 2-0.

Okay, let's get back to today's pod.

Indeed, indeed, which we will get to shortly.

So we're firmly now moving into the next chapter, which is about embodiment science.

And the next few chapters are on this.

And just to underscore what you just said, the embodiment science chapter starts with a wonderful quote by Andy Clark, which I'll just share for our listeners and viewers.

Human experience and human thinking are orchestrated from the inside by neuronal activity in the dense network of brain-body interactions and from the outside by the highly structured social and technological worlds in which we live and act.

This creates a circular causal web in which mind is constantly porous to body and world.

Really great language that, isn't it?

It's such a vivid description of what's going on here.

And it really resonates.

And I'm sure that it will be doing with many of our listeners.

And you start to sort of have lots of realizations.

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