Seminars
We run frequent research seminars on a wide variety of themes during term time. Please visit our Events page for further details. Many of these seminars are recorded and can be accessed by visiting our archive.
2014 Seminars
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Technology supported education: Modernisation of mathematics education in SerbiaSlavisa Radovic, GeoGebra Center, 12th November, 2014 |
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Out of the Shadows? A Relational Approach to Young Women's HE TransitionsKirsty Finn, Department of Social Sciences, Edge Hill University |
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Princesses with beards: gender flexible identities in early childhood pedagogyJo Warin, Lancaster University |
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Learning Trajectories, Violence and Empowerment amongst Adult Basic Skills LearnersVicky Duckworth, Edgehill University |
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Creating a Community Open Online Courses (COOCs) model to explore the implications for Popular Education approaches in online spacePeter Shukie, Lancaster University TEL PhD candidate; University Centre Blackburn College, Education Studies Lecturer/Programme Leader |
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Higher Education in Wales: An account of devolution to date and an outline of current policy developmentsHuw Morris, Director, Skills, Higher Education and Lifelong Learning (SHELL), Welsh Government |
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Paying lip-service to speaking and listening skills: Oral storytelling and the hegemony of literacy practices in primary schoolDr Rebecca Hibbin, Department of Educational Research, Lancaster University |
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Professions, Professional Knowledge and the Professional CurriculumProfessor Michael Young, Institute of Education, University of London |
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'Disgusting celebrities': Celebrity motherhood and the cultural politics of austerityDr Kim Allen, Education and Social Research Institute, MMU |
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Current and Future Possibilities in Mobile Technology and Autism EducationDr Joseph Mintz, Institute of Education, University of London |