Posts tagged with ‘education’
Gender matters in educational leadership
Dr Kay Fuller and the School of Education present this seminar, which will explore the importance of gender in educational leadership.
Tags: Centre for Research in Educational Leadership and Management, diversity, education, equality, gender, Kay Fuller, School of Education, teaching, women
Supporting education innovation: issues of conceptualisation, realisation, recognition and evaluation
Professor Cathy Lewin, Manchester Metropolitan University, and the School of Education present a seminar drawing on iTEC, a 4-year pan-European project designed to support teachers to change their practice through the adoption of digital pedagogies in the classroom.
Tags: Cathy Lewin, education, Learning Sciences Research Institute, Manchester Metropolitan University, School of Education
Modifying moral reasoning
In this School of Education learning lunch, Mary Oliver discusses ‘Modifying moral reasoning’.
Tags: education, Learning Sciences Research Institute, morality, School of Education
Not learning from the news
In this School of Education learning lunch, Charles Crook discusses ‘Not learning from the news’.
Tags: education, learning lunch, Learning Sciences Research Institute, media, news, School of Education
Technological revolution in American schools and the Center for Algebraic Thinking
The School of Education and Steve Rhine present ‘Technological revolution in American schools and the Center for Algebraic Thinking’.
Tags: algebra, America, education, maths, School of Education, Steve Rhine
Leading with their lives: three generations of Black and South Asian headteachers, 1969-2015
Dr Lauri Johnson, Boston College, presents ‘Leading with their lives: three generations of black and South Asian headteachers, 1969-2015’.
Tags: Boston College, education, Lauri Johnson, race, School of Education
Homework in the primary school – teaching children to learn or stealing their childhood?
Dr Jane Medwell presents ‘Homework in the primary school – teaching children to learn or stealing their childhood?’ Hosted by the Learning Sciences Research Institute and the School of Education. Visit their website for more information.
Tags: education, Jane Medwell, Learning Sciences Research Institute, primary school, School of Education
Digital diversity in higher education
Sue Timmis, University of Bristol, presents ‘Digital diversity in higher education: under-represented students’ patterns of participation, knowledge creation and agency across time and space.
Tags: education, higher education, Learning Sciences Research Institute, School of Education, Sue Timmis, University of Bristol
Designing the vertical campus to benefit the university and the city
Xianfeng Wu presents ‘Designing the vertical campus to benefit the university and the city’.
Tags: education, Learning Sciences Research Institute, School of Education, university, Xianfeng Wu
Professional learning in the context of Bowland Professional Development: Mrs Oublier revisited?
Dr Steve Watson, University of Cambridge, presents an in depth analysis of one teacher’s experience participating in a reform-oriented professional development programme.
Tags: education, mathematics, School of Education, Steve Watson, teaching, University of Cambridge