Wednesday Lunchtime Research Seminars Outputs @ School of Education
Wednesday Lunchtime Research Seminars Outputs @ School of Education
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(2020-2021)
(2020-2021)
This is an archive of past events. Understandably not all the presenters wanted to be recorded. Therefore photographs, or PowerPoint slides have been used to represent the seminar instead
This is an archive of past events. Understandably not all the presenters wanted to be recorded. Therefore photographs, or PowerPoint slides have been used to represent the seminar instead
28th April 2021
28th April 2021
21th April 2021
21th April 2021
14th April 2021
14th April 2021
7th April 2021
7th April 2021
31st March 2021
31st March 2021
If you would like a link to the video of this seminar please email sfrodsham@brookes.ac.uk
If you would like a link to the video of this seminar please email sfrodsham@brookes.ac.uk
26th March 2021
26th March 2021
On the 26th March 2021 a few choice papers were presented to showcase published research that was undertaken @ the school of Education. You can find out more about other studies, and other research papers by using the left hand menu or click here.
On the 26th March 2021 a few choice papers were presented to showcase published research that was undertaken @ the school of Education. You can find out more about other studies, and other research papers by using the left hand menu or click here.
24th March 2021
24th March 2021
For more information about the research project click here.
For more information about the research project click here.
17th March 2021
17th March 2021
IDESR Seminar.pdf10th March 2021
10th March 2021
3rd March 2021
3rd March 2021
24th February 2021
24th February 2021
Presentation_Thinking about Creativity 24th February 2021.pptx10th February 2021
10th February 2021
3rd February 2021
3rd February 2021
27th January 2021
27th January 2021
Patrick Alexander kindly provided a few links that are of relevance to the idea of theorizing the virtual:
Patrick Alexander kindly provided a few links that are of relevance to the idea of theorizing the virtual:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=xjn36ZMMTpI
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/18/opinion/college-education-coronavirus.html
https://www.bera.ac.uk/blog/online-teacher-education-in-times-of-covid-19
13th January 2021
13th January 2021
16th December 2020
16th December 2020
Presentation_Thinking about Creativity 15th December 2020.pptx9th December 2020
9th December 2020
On the 9th of December seven papers were presented (see pictures of presenters below) at an all day event. This was to showcase published research that was undertaken @ the school of Education. You can find out more about the studies, and other research papers by using the left hand menu or click here.
On the 9th of December seven papers were presented (see pictures of presenters below) at an all day event. This was to showcase published research that was undertaken @ the school of Education. You can find out more about the studies, and other research papers by using the left hand menu or click here.
2nd December 2020
2nd December 2020
Prof. Jane Spiro
Dr Susannah Wright
Dr Patrick Alexander
The Attendess
18th November 2020
18th November 2020
11th November 2020
11th November 2020
Getting into publishing 11 Nov pres.pptx4th November 2020
4th November 2020
Panelists pictured below:
Panelists pictured below:
Thank you to everyone who presented and
Thank you to everyone who presented and
attended this fascinating event.
attended this fascinating event.
28th October 2020
28th October 2020
Between 1.30 and 14.30 Liz Browne and Jane Spiro hosted a fascinating discussion on interpreting the REF criteria during our away day. Thank you everyone for your contributions.
Between 1.30 and 14.30 Liz Browne and Jane Spiro hosted a fascinating discussion on interpreting the REF criteria during our away day. Thank you everyone for your contributions.
21st October 2020
21st October 2020
15th October 2020
15th October 2020
Dr Karen Hosack Janes, Dr Tracey Martin-Millward and Dr Sarah Frodsham presented on alternative approaches and perspectives that they have undertaken in differing areas of STEAM education. The panel discussion was chaired by our very own Clare Fenwick.
Dr Karen Hosack Janes, Dr Tracey Martin-Millward and Dr Sarah Frodsham presented on alternative approaches and perspectives that they have undertaken in differing areas of STEAM education. The panel discussion was chaired by our very own Clare Fenwick.
7th October 2020
7th October 2020
Photovoice Workshop Slides.pptx30th September 2020
30th September 2020
Dr Dalvir Gil from the university of Roehampton presented :
Dr Dalvir Gil from the university of Roehampton presented :
"We know how higher education fails black students, so what’s stopping us from fixing it?” A review of the article by Abbianca Makoni in the Independent on Monday 18th March 2019. For the original article click here.
"We know how higher education fails black students, so what’s stopping us from fixing it?” A review of the article by Abbianca Makoni in the Independent on Monday 18th March 2019. For the original article click here.
Dal has also kindly provided us with a link to further articles on de-colonising the curriculum (click here).
Dal has also kindly provided us with a link to further articles on de-colonising the curriculum (click here).
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