Shrehan Lynch's guest appearances

Shrehan Lynch

Global PhysEd Voxcast

Playing with Research in Health and Physical Education

PhysEquity Podcast

Dillon Landi

Carla Luguetti

Justen O'Connor

Tim Fletcher

Doug Gleddie

Langston Clark

Angela Hanscom

Jonathan Jones

Mike Graham

Nick Holt

Dale Sidebottom

Julia Sargent

Mel Hamada

Ben Landers

Ryan Armstrong

OwlTail

Women Leaders in Physical Education - Episode 19 with co-founder of BAMEPE Shrehan Lynch. Shrehan shares her journey into PE, her experience in academia, tips for those who may wish to teach and the work of BAMEPE.

Women Leaders in Physical Education - Episode 19 with co-founder of BAMEPE Shrehan Lynch. Shrehan shares her journey into PE, her experience in academia, tips for those who may wish to teach and the work of BAMEPE.

Episode 19 - Shrehan Lynch

This episode discusses Dr. Lynch's brand new dissertation piece about transformative PETE and the role that sociocultural education plays in PETE programs. A supplemental podcast on feminist theory is available also. You can find Dr. Lynch on twitter @DrLynchPE and her blog at https://physicaleducationthoughts.wordpress.com/Shrehan Lynch is a qualitative research assistant at the University of Alabama (USA). She specializes in research on teacher education, physical education, and social justice. Her Ph.D. thesis examined transformative pedagogies in K-12 physical education and teacher education. In addition, she adopts social justice and critical/feminist theories to frame her work. Prior to Alabama, Shrehan was a PE teacher in an inner London school. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Development &amp; Coaching Sciences from Bournemouth University (England), and a Post Graduate Certificate in Physical Education (PGCE) from the University of Southampton (England). Her contact email address is: Personal Blog Tweet Me E-Mail me--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pwrhpe/support

This episode discusses Dr. Lynch's brand new dissertation piece about transformative PETE and the role that sociocultural education plays in PETE programs. A supplemental podcast on feminist theory is available also. You can find Dr. Lynch on twitter @DrLynchPE and her blog at <a href="https://physicaleducationthoughts.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://physicaleducationthoughts.wordpress.com/</a> Shrehan Lynch is a qualitative research assistant at the University of Alabama (USA). She specializes in research on teacher education, physical education, and social justice. Her Ph.D. thesis examined transformative pedagogies in K-12 physical education and teacher education. In addition, she adopts social justice and critical/feminist theories to frame her work. Prior to Alabama, Shrehan was a PE teacher in an inner London school. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Development &amp; Coaching Sciences from Bournemouth University (England), and a Post Graduate Certificate in Physical Education (PGCE) from the University of Southampton (England). Her contact email address is: Personal Blog Tweet Me E-Mail me --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pwrhpe/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pwrhpe/support</a>

Episode 11: Transformative PETE with Dr. Shrehan Lynch 

Sheehan Lynch: I am a 27 year old doctoral student at the University of Alabama studying Sport Pedagogy. I moved to the United States in 2015 after teaching Physical Education in an inner London school, England. I played almost every sport growing up and am one of those annoying sports people who is just ‘lucky’ enough to pick up new sports. I keep myself fairly active by running and swimming regularly. I have learnt an incredible amount throughout my time at the university and my thoughts on education as a whole have changed. I feel we are always learning and always in the act of becoming. My research interests are linked to critical and transformative pedagogy, social justice issues and qualitative research. My passion lies with providing each and every child in schools with an inclusive, thought provoking educational opportunity within PE. 

Sheehan Lynch: I am a 27 year old doctoral student at the University of Alabama studying Sport Pedagogy. I moved to the United States in 2015 after teaching Physical Education in an inner London school, England. I played almost every sport growing up and am one of those annoying sports people who is just ‘lucky’ enough to pick up new sports. I keep myself fairly active by running and swimming regularly. I have learnt an incredible amount throughout my time at the university and my thoughts on education as a whole have changed. I feel we are always learning and always in the act of becoming. My research interests are linked to critical and transformative pedagogy, social justice issues and qualitative research. My passion lies with providing each and every child in schools with an inclusive, thought provoking educational opportunity within PE.

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