Public Lecture Series
Throughout the year the School of Education hosts a series of public lectures on topics of interest in the field of education. These cover a range of areas, including cognitive processes and instructional design, technology-enabled learning and teaching, language and literacy education (including TESOL), gifted education, special education, higher education, educational leadership, assessment and evaluation, and policy and politics in education.
The series seeks to stimulate debate amongst teachers, professionals, the University and wider communities. They are free to attend for teachers, academics and students from all universities and all other interested participants.
Lectures are held on Wednesday's 4.30pm- 5.30 pm in Room 119 of the John Goodsell Building, UNSW. Light refreshments are provided.
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Coming Up
Date
|
Lecturer
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Topic
|
Chair
|
| 15/02/2012 |
Prof Susan Rodrigues, University of Northumbria, England
|
Assessment, Technology and Science Education: What are we assessing? |
A/Prof Wan Ng |
| 17/02/2012 |
Prof Robin Small, University of Auckland |
Rethinking the Ethics of Educational Research |
Prof. Colin Evers |
| 29/02/2012 |
Prof Keld Nielsen, Aarhus University, Denmark |
How to teach “Nature of Science” (NOS) when you don’t know what it is |
A/Prof Wan Ng |
| 19/03/2012 |
Prof Kelley Johnson University of Bristol, UK Prof Jan Walmsley, The Open Univeristy, UK
|
HDR Research Seminar: From inclusive research to working in research teams |
Doc. Iva Strnadova |
| 21/03/2012 |
Prof Kelley Johnson University of Bristol, UK |
Towards a good life for people with learning disabilities |
Doc. Iva Strnadova |
| 26/03/2012 |
Prof Kelley Johnson
University of Bristol, UK Prof Jan Walmsley, The Open Univeristy, UK
|
Public Lecture: People with Intellectual Disabilities Conducting Research - New Directions for Inclusive Research |
Doc. Iva Strnadova |
| 28/03/2012 |
Prof Jan Walmsley, The Open Univeristy, UK |
Lessons from history about future directions for intellectual disability services |
Doc. Iva Strnadova |