Professor Dr. Brodie Runciman

Biography

Brodie Runciman is a Lecturer in Physical Education at the University of Edinburgh's Moray House School of Education and Sport. He holds a Bachelor of Education in Physical Education from Moray House, completed in 2010. Initially teaching in Scottish high schools, Brodie has held leadership roles including Head of Rugby and Principal Teacher Guidance, focusing on participation and attainment. Since moving into higher education in 2018, he has taken on the role of Year 2 Academic Cohort Lead for the MA (Hons) Physical Education program, contributing significantly to the curriculum. His professional interests encompass certificated physical education, national qualifications, assessment, and skill acquisition. Brodie is deeply involved in various academic committees, including the Edinburgh Teaching Award and the Academic Freedom and Freedom of Expression working group. He organizes and teaches a range of undergraduate courses related to physical education and practical activities. His research initiatives include projects aimed at enhancing the student experience and promoting data literacy among young people in Scotland. Brodie has presented his work at several notable conferences, showcasing his commitment to advancing professional judgment and decision-making in physical education.

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