Posts tagged with ‘School of Education’
The National Leadership Centre in Chile: a model for school improvement
School of Education seminar presented by Dr Carmen Montecinos and Dr Luis Ahumada.
Tags: children, Chile, Dr Carmen Montecinos, Dr Luis Ahumada, education, school, School of Education, teaching
Attingham Education Conference 2016
The School of Education are organising a conference to be held at Attingham Hall (National Trust), Shropshire on 23rd and 24th June. The conference forms part of a collaborative doctoral award for one of our students, Sharon Clancy.
Tags: attingham 2016, conference, national trust, public pedagogy, School of Education
The adult learning dimensions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
In this Centre for International Research Education seminar, Professor Alan Rogers will explore why adult learning was marginalised in Education for All (EFA) and the Millennium Development Goals and asks whether they will again be marginalised under the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Tags: Alan Rogers, Centre for International Education, School of Education, UN, United Nations
Education in Britain: how did it come to be like this?
Discussing the new edition of his book Education in Britain: 1944 to the Present, Ken Jones reflects on the history of education over the last seventy years.
Tags: Britain, CRACL, education, Jubilee Campus, Ken Jones, School of Education
Designing Innovative Learning Spaces
Professor Jill Blackmore, Deakin University, will discuss innovative new learning environments. She will report on research which investigated twelve schools designing new buildings and redesigning spaces in existing buildings.
Tags: CRACL, Innovative, Learning Environments, Professor Jill Blackmore, School of Education
How leaders succeed in challenging reform contexts
CRELM Launch Event. Presented by Dame Alison Peacock, Professor Judyth Sachs and Professor Christopher Day.
Tags: CRELM, Dame Alison Peacock, Professor Christopher Day, Professor Judyth Sachs, School of Education, seminar
Symposium on Rasch Analysis
The School of Education would like to invite you to attend a Symposium on Rasch Analysis, culminating with a seminar presented by Professor David Andrich, Chapple Chair in Education, Graduate School of Education, The University of Western Australia.
Tags: Chapple Chair, David Andrich, Rasch Analysis, School of Education, seminar, symposium, University of Western Australia
How to help students learn from multiple representations using material-focused and learner-focused interventions
Presented by Prof. Dr. Katharina Scheiter, Universität Tübingen, Germany
Tags: Learning Sciences Research Institute, LSRI, School of Education
Teaching schools evaluation: the final report
In this Centre for Research in Educational Leadership and Management seminar, Professor Qing Gu and Dr Lindsey Smethem, School of Education, will report the findings from a two-year study (2013-15) into the work of teaching schools and their alliances commissioned by the National College for Teaching and Leadership.
Tags: education, learning, Lindsey Smethem, National College for Teaching and Leadership, Qing Gu, School of Education, teaching
The role of education in social transformation processes: the example of Bolivarian Venezuela
In this seminar, Margarita Langthaler will focus on the role of education in the Bolivarian process in Venezuela. Analysis will be informed by a perspective of social reproduction through education based on Bourdieu’s thinking as well as on a Gramscian perspective of cultural hegemony.
Tags: Austrian Foundation for Development, international, learning, Margarita Langthaler, School of Education, teaching