SERA is delighted to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Educational Studies Association of Ireland (ESAI) https://www.sera.ac.uk/wp-admin/edit.php This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) provides a framework for areas of cooperation, collaboration, and joint working between the Scottish Educational Research Association (SERA) and the Educational Studies Association of Ireland (ESAI).
Health, wellbeing and Covid-19: supporting young people during their transition back to school SERA Connects: 25th June, 4pm-5pm Organisers: Dr. Shirley Gray (ScotPERN) with support from Dr Deb Holt, Dr. Ruth McQuillan and Stephanie Hardley from the University of Edinburgh Who is this online seminar for: This seminar will be of interest to teachers, researchers
SERA Connects: What should ITE be about and what should it hope to achieve? SERA Connects: 11th June, 4.30pm-5.30pm Organisers: A seminar hosted by Dr Paul Adams (University of Strathclyde) and Dr Amy Burns (University of Calgary) Who is this online seminar for: This seminar will be of interest to teachers, researchers and other key
In conversation with Derek Robertson (University of Dundee) – Shifting Landscapes: realising the potential of digital learning and teaching SERAconnects Thursday 28th May 3:30pm – 4:30pm Who is this online seminar for: This seminar will be of interest to teachers, researchers and other key stakeholders working in the area of digital learning and teaching. The
SERA is pleased to announce that we are going to be hosting a series of fortnightly online educational research events starting on Thursday 14th May 2020 at 4pm GMT. We are currently finalising the programme of events and will share this with you in due course. In the meantime please pencil in your diaries the
Our colleagues from the Education in the North journal have issued a call for papers for their forthcoming special issue, Remote Teaching to ensure equal access to education in rural schools. Full details of this call for papers can be accessed here.
SERA Early Years Network are pleased to welcome submissions for the upcoming Autumn 2020 SERA Research Education Bulletin. This is a special issue focusing on the Early Years in Scotland at a time where there are major policy, research and practice developments. We would like to illustrate the variety of work going on in Scotland
Colleagues from the University of Strathclyde are hosting a 21st Anniversary Conference for their Impact through Diversity Strathclyde Autism Course. It takes place in Glasgow on the 24th and 25th April this year. The organisers are looking to contact former students across Scotland and from their international community to join them to celebrate the diversity,
In Manchester in May 2020 will be the 11th annual TEAN conference. TEAN (teacher education advancement network) is an independent professional learning community for teacher educators across the UK, Europe and beyond https://tean.ac.uk. The conference is focused on critical evaluation of innovative practice and research in the education and professional development of teachers. Attending TEAN conference provides
The annual conference for the European Sociological Association is to take place in Dublin this year. The theme of this year’s conference is Inclusive Education and Society in a Time of Change: Theories, Policies and Practices. The call for papers is now open. Venue: Trinity College, Dublin Date: 20th and 21st August 2020. Further details
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