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Workshops and seminars

Workshop and seminars

Below are seminars and workshops offered by the Faculty of Education and Social Work for our higher-degree-research students in 2012.


Past workshops 2012


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January
Wed 25 CoCo Multi-mediators models of learning
Speaker: Professor James A Levin, University of California		 11am-12.30pm
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February
Tue 21 Division of Research Review of school funding - "The Gonski Review" analysis and response
Discussants: Honorary Associate Professor Craig Campbell and
Dr Helen Proctor
 10-11am
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March
Tue 6 Doctoral Studies Induction program: walking tour of A35 & A36
Coordinator: Suin Jung		 10-11am
Thu 8 Doctoral Studies Induction program: walking tour of A35 & A36 - cancelled
Coordinator: Suin Jung		 5-6pm
Thu 8 Doctoral Studies Workshop Series: Writing for publication workshop - first workshop of the year
Lecturer: Professor Brian Paltridge		 5-7pm
Thu 8 Doctoral Studies Workshop Series: Thesis and dissertation writing workshop - first workshop of the year
Lecturer: Dr Lindy Woodrow		 5-7pm
Wed 14 CoCo Seminar: Learning, teaching and epistemic fluency
Presenter: Dr Lina Markauskaite		 10.45am-12.30pm
Thu 15 Division of Research Education Heresies Colloquium #5
Teaching boys: masculinities in the school environment
Presenter: Professor Raewyn Connell		 5-6.30pm
Fri 16 Doctoral Studies Induction seminar 1: being a research student in the Faculty of Education and Social Work
Chair: Professor Gabrielle Meagher		 4-5.30pm
Wed 21 CoCo Seminar: Let's just keep doing what we've always done...
Presenter: Mark Liddle, Northern Beaches Christian School (NBCS) & Sydney Centre for Innovation in Learning (SCIL)		 11am-12.30pm 
Fri 23 Doctoral Studies Induction seminar 2: panel discussion: managing your supervisor-student relations
Chair: Associate Professor Sue Goodwin
 4-5.30pm
Wed 28 CoCo, CHAI, LATTE Seminar: Modelling of long-term intended learning in university curricula and the potential role of computer systems in improving the quality of university curriculum information
Speaker: Several speakers including Dr Tim Lever, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies		 11am-12pm
Thu 29 Division of Research Education Heresies Colloquium #6
Does the new doxa of integrationism make multicultural education a contemporary heresy?
Presenter: Professor Georgina Tsolidis, University of Ballarat
Discussant: Dr Megan Watkins, University of Western Sydney		 5-6.30pm
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April
Thu 12 AELE Research in Education and the Arts: Methodologies
Panel Presentation: Professor Robyn Ewing, Associate Professor Michael Anderson, Dr Robyn Gibson, Dr Jen Scott Curwood		 3-5pm

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* HDRSs are higher degree research students - students enrolled in one of the following degrees; PhD, EdD, DSW, MPhil, MEd Research)

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