Highlighting Recent Research into Poverty and Education The SERA Poverty and Education Network is presenting resents two events that highlight some of the current research being conducted by network members on the impact of poverty on education in Scotland. Both events will provide short inputs from four speakers to initiate discussion. The details of the
Poverty and Education Network event: Highlighting recent research into poverty and education The SERA Poverty and Education Network Presents two events that highlight some of the current research being conducted by network members on the impact of poverty on education in Scotland. Both events will provide short inputs from four speakers to initiate discussion. Date:
The focus for this session is ‘Racism and Wellbeing in the Early Years‘ with guest speakers Liz Pemberton and Jamel Campbell. This event takes place online on Wednesday 24 Feb 2021, 4-5pm. Register by using this link on Eventbrite. Presentation info: This presentation will consider how the impact of living through the pandemic of COVID-19 and racism has
Webinar: The Scottish context: physical education within the Health and Wellbeing curriculum. Thursday 4th February 2021, 4pm-5:30pm You are invited to attend a unique professional learning event that crosses the national boundary between Scotland and Wales. In 2010, a new curriculum was introduced in Scotland, the Curriculum for Excellence, offering new opportunities for PE with
*Please see below an announcement from our friends at EERA: A warm hello from EERA and best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year. As always at the start of a new year, there is a lot going on! With this email we would like to remind you of 3 important deadlines in January
Call for Papers: ESAI Annual Conference 2021 Possibilities in education: Reimagining Connections with People, Purpose and Place 25–26 March 2021 | Online The Educational Studies Association of Ireland invites scholars, practitioners, policymakers, emerging researchers and interested others from Ireland and beyond to come together at our virtual conference on 25-26 March 2021, and to reflect
Building on the success of our #SERAConnects events, SERA are delighted to collaborate with GTCS on a new initiative which aims to bring academic researchers and teachers together to explore ways in which research can help to inform practice. Termed as ‘ask the academics’ this is an opportunity for those involved in teaching and learning
SERA Starting Points for Educational Research in Scotland At the beginning of 2019 a team of researchers on the SERA Executive Committee looked at the SERA Ethical Guidelines for Educational Research from 2005 with a view to updating them. However, it was decided that as the British Educational Research Association (BERA) Ethical Guidelines for Educational
SERA Connects: Health, wellbeing and covid-19 – supporting young peoples’ health and wellbeing in schools since August 2020 Date and Time: Thursday 3rd December 2020, 4pm-5pm (please join from 3:50pm so we can have a prompt start) Organisers: Scottish Physical Education Network and SERA Who is this online seminar for: This seminar will be of
Physical Education and Health and Wellbeing curriculum policy making and development across the UK In October 2020 the ScotPERN held this seminar. The recording of the event can be viewed below: Through this seminar we will hear the perspectives of a panel of academics involved in policy analysis of physical education and health and wellbeing
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