Posts tagged with ‘School of Education’
Adapting our cities to climate change: a blue-green vision
In this lecture, Dr Emily O’Donnell will explore how barriers to BGI may be overcome to enable blue-green visions for cities to be realised.
Tags: climate, climate change, School of Education, School of Geography, sustainability
School of Education special educational needs and disabilities seminar series 20/21
The university’s School of Education Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Seminar Series 2020/21 will begin on […]
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Ubuntu: A decolonial epistemic shift for education
The webinar draws on the expertise of Dr Sobantu Sibanda, whose doctoral research explored Ubuntu as a theory of social and educational justice.
Tags: BHM 2020, Black History Month, Black History Month 2020, School of Education
Teaching staff reflect on the first week of term
Over the last few months University staff have been working relentlessly to adapt process, systems and […]
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Tags: new starters, return to teaching, School of Chemistry, School of Education, School of Geography, teaching, teaching principles
Dr. Christine Humfrey, 1947-2020
The University is saddened to hear of the recent death of Dr Christine Humfrey, the founding […]
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Tags: Dr Christine Humfrey, internationalisation, obituary, School of Education, special professor
Teacher Training Information Session (online)
Are you interested in becoming a teacher? Join this online session to find out how to take the next step towards your new career.
Tags: Initial Teacher Education, ITE, School of Education, teaching
Professional Doctorate in Education (EdD)
Develop the skills to conduct your own research. Start October 2020 This course provides an exciting […]
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Problem solving – what have we learned since Polya’s introspection? [Altered]
75 years have passed since George Pólya introduced the idea of heuristic strategies, rules of thumb for effective problem solving, in his classic book How to Solve It. What do we know now that we didn’t know then?
Supporting young people with autism: What teachers need to know [Cancelled]
Following the success of last year’s seminar to mark World Autism Awareness Week, the School of Education is again hosting a free event
Tags: centre for research in human flourishing, School of Education, world autism awareness week
Exploring the geographies of the global fashion industry. [Postponed]
Join Professor Louise Crewe on a journey that connects people, places and objects together in ways that are scarcely imaginable. The fashion industry brings certain spaces, places and people into high relief, whilst masking the global inequalities, abuses of labour standards and environmental catastrophes that underpin the industry.
Tags: fashion, Geographical Association, global fashion, global fashion industry, Human Geography, Louise Crewe, School of Education, School of Geography