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Concurrent Session 4 with Dr. TA Loeffler (MUNTLC25)

In the session Utilizing LEGO® in the University Classroom: Building Innovative and Interactive Learning Environments with Dr. TA Loeffler at Memorial's Teaching & Learning Conference 2025, participants in an interactive workshop explore the potentialities of using the plastic blocks as a pedagogical tool. The Teaching & Learning Conference 2025, hosted by the Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) at Memorial University on April 30 and May 1, brought together post-secondary instructors, staff and students to explore the theme Inspiring Learning, Innovating Teaching. #MUNTLC25 Memorial's Teaching & Learning Conference: https://www.mun.ca/citl/conference/ Utilizing LEGO® in the University Classroom: Building Innovative and Interactive Learning Environments Primary Presenter: Dr. TA Loeffler (Professor, Faculty of Human Kinetics and Recreation) Co-presenters: Dr. Jeannette Byrne (Associate Professor, Faculty of Human Kinetics and Recreation), Dr. Stephanie Field (Assistant Professor, Faculty of Human Kinetics and Recreation), Dr. Fabien Basset (Associate Professor, Faculty of Human Kinetics and Recreation) This interactive workshop explores the potentialities of using LEGO® bricks as a pedagogical tool to build innovative and interactive learning environments. Since 2014, several faculty members in the School of Human Kinetics and Recreation have utilized LEGO® to facilitate interactive learning, problem-solving, and collaborative skills in courses ranging from anatomy to community development to physiology to physical literacy. Using LEGO® bricks during the workshop, we will share and explore how our LEGO® learning lab came to be, practical strategies for using LEGO® in the classroom, the literature supporting the use of LEGO®, and the benefits of LEGO® based learning. CITL: https://www.mun.ca/citl/ Memorial University: https://www.mun.ca/