SERA Connects: Theory, policy, experience – Creating professional space
Date: 8th June
Time: 1630 – 1730
Location: Online Zoom seminar
Organisers: Scottish Attainment Challenge Project
Discussant: University of the Highlands and Islands: Dr. Morag Redford
Presenters: University of Glasgow: Dr Kevin Proudfoot, University of Stirling: Dr John I’Anson and Dr. Alison Jasper
Who is this online seminar for: Teachers, student teacher, probationers, school leaders, local authority staff, teacher educators, researchers and policy-makers
Seminar Overview
This is the fifth seminar in a series drawing on the work of the Scottish Council of Deans of Education Scottish Attainment Challenge Project.
This relates to the project’s fifth focus area, Theory, policy, experience – Creating professional space. To cultivate research/policy/practice links and interactions at all levels of the system and promote the development of a research oriented stance and engagement in professional dialogue from the start of a teacher’s career.
Seminar Recording
Accessibility
A file containing the full discussions of the event can be accessed via this link.
The overall seminar series aims to engage with a wide audience on five focus areas emerging from the Project:
- Pedagogy in Practice – becoming a teacher
- Flourishing and Belonging – an ethic of care
- Reframing Schooling – in and of the world
- Social Justice – agency and respect
- Theory, policy, experience – creating professional space