About
Jane Morris is a Lecturer at the University of Cumbria, specializing in teaching computing and pedagogy for Primary Education with QTS pathways. Her career spans diverse fields—from agriculture to education—culminating in her current role. She focuses on how the brain learns, blending research insights with practical classroom applications.
Education:
- BSc in Agriculture (Honours pass)
- PGCE in Primary Education (Charlotte Mason College)
Research Interests: Jane explores cognitive processes in learning, particularly how memory formation influences educational practices. She maintains a blog (Academic Banter Site) to share insights on pedagogy and teacher development. Her work emphasizes bridging theory and practice through collaborations with local schools.
Teaching: She designs modules for undergraduate/postgraduate students, focusing on computing education and curriculum delivery. Her courses uniquely integrate campus-based research with school placements, supported by rigorous mentor training and university oversight.
Awards/Grants: No formal awards mentioned, though her contributions to teacher training and school partnerships reflect impactful work.
Labs/Teams: Embedded within the University of Cumbria’s education faculty, she collaborates with placement schools across the North West to enhance teacher readiness. Her approach fosters student confidence through hands-on mentorship and community engagement.
