Inclusive pedagogy courses

How to deliver inclusive pedagogy with film, TV and radio

Choose the Teach Beyond Text course that’s right for you

Our courses help create engaging, accessible and inclusive learning experiences using film, TV and radio. Whether you’re looking for a short free introduction to inclusive pedagogy or a more in-depth professional development course, we offer two learning pathways to help you transform your teaching practice.

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Choose the Teach Beyond Text course that’s right for you

Why inclusive pedagogy?

Teaching isn’t keeping pace with learner diversity

Teaching isn’t keeping pace with learner diversity

One in five UK students declares a disability or learning difference, yet most teaching still relies on text-heavy methods. Inclusive pedagogy helps bridge this gap.

Inclusion is now a professional standard

Inclusion is now a professional standard

Inclusive teaching is built into institutional frameworks. Educators are expected to design learning that’s accessible to all — and our courses show you how.

Film, TV and sound boost understanding

Film, TV and sound boost understanding

Using audiovisual media isn’t just more engaging — it’s evidence-based teaching that delivers improved comprehension and recall, making complex ideas click.

Rethink teaching with film, TV and radio

A short introduction to inclusive pedagogy and the changing needs of today’s learners. Explore why audiovisual teaching matters and discover practical approaches you can immediately apply in your own teaching.

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Rethink teaching with film, TV and radio
Master teaching with film, TV and radio

Master teaching with film, TV and radio

A comprehensive course designed for educators ready to embed inclusive pedagogy into their teaching practice. Learn practical frameworks, lesson design strategies, and methods for using audiovisual resources to deepen learning and engagement.

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"When I watch clips in class, I actually remember the information — it stays with me longer than when I just read about it." Undergraduate student

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