Helping and homeschooling children in the time of the pandemic

With the unprecedented nationwide closure of schools in response to the current Coronavirus Crisis, hundreds of […]

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Tags: child care, education, home schooling, learning at home, resources, wellbeing, wellbeing at home

New University Strategy published

A commitment to join the city of Nottingham in its ambition to become carbon-neutral by 2028 […]

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Tags: deputy vice chancellor, education, research, staff, students, sustainability, University strategy, Vice Chancellor

The RAIDING project: Designing a mobile game to promote arithmetic fluency

A School of Education Seminar hosted by the Learning Sciences Research Institute

Tags: arithmatic, education, psychology

Women Leading Education

A group of esteemed scholars from across five continents will present their research in the field of gender and women in educational leadership.

Tags: conference, education, women

Teacher training information session

Learn about our teaching courses, including how to apply and what to include in your application to make it stand out.

Tags: education, School of Education, Teacher training, teaching

Supporting children with Hearing Impairment in the mainstream classroom

We’ll describe how young people with hearing loss can reach their potential through appropriate hearing technologies and an inclusive school environment. Through case studies we’ll explore key challenges in the early years, primary and at secondary along with some practical strategies to support them.

Tags: education, Lyndsey Allen, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Seminar Series, teaching, The Ear Foundation

The Role of Conductive Education in an Early Years Setting

This seminar will look at some of the effects of brain injuries on learning and will focus on how the parents of children with brain injuries can be involved in their child’s development.

Tags: Conductive Education, education, holistic education, Kirsten Bairstow-Robb, learning, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, teaching

Supporting Students with Dyslexia

A seminar presented by Samantha McFarlane and Joanna Parkes, Learning Support Team, Inclusive Education Service, Nottingham City.

Tags: Dyslexia, education, equality, Joanna Parkes, Learning Support, Samantha McFarlane, teaching

Dynamic technology for dynamic mathematics: Desirable teacher knowledge and practice

Presented by Dr Alison Clark-Wilson and Professor Celia Hoyles, University College London.

Tags: Centre for Research in Mathematics Education, CRME, Dr Alison Clark-Wilson, DTDM, Dynamic Technology for Dynamic Mathematics, education, Professor Celia Hoyles, School of Education

A Perfect Mess: The unintended (and successful) innovations in Swiss vocational education and training (VET) and adult education

This seminar is hosted by the Centre for International Education and UNEVOC as part of the U21@21 celebrations.

Tags: Centre for International Education, CIER, education, Professor Philipp Gonon, School of Education, U21, U21@21, UNEVOC