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Season 2, Episode 2: Believing in Students’ Capacity—Paying Attention to Pedagogical Moments
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Professor Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education at Mount Royal University. He holds a Doctorate degree in Education from Queen’s University. His teaching interests are in music, the arts, language and literacy, and the early primary grades. His research explores the pedagogical conditions that promote children’s happiness at school and in learning. Prior to joining the Mount Royal faculty, Professor Hughes taught Kindergarden to Grade 2, for over 20 years with the Vancouver School Board.
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