Knowledge Exchange Open Evening
Wednesday, 30th April 2014, 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Research clearly outlines the importance of CPD in offering opportunities for practitioners to discuss current education policies and innovations with others in the field and with researchers and other university staff.
The School of Education has a long history and an excellent reputation in both research and teaching and can offer a wide range of knowledge exchange courses.
Models of Knowledge Exchange will be explored in order to create individual programmes to meet the needs of local authorities, schools and school communities to ensure maximum impact on learners’ needs.
Draft Programme:
- 1630 – 1640 Introduction
Donald Christie, Head of School of Education
- 1640 – 1700 Literacy Clinic
Sue Ellis, School of Education
- 1700 – 1720 Models of Knowledge Exchange and Consultancy
Deirdre Grogan, Nicola Carse, School of Education
- 1720 – 1730 Coffee and Networking
- 1730 – 1800 Meet the Staff
Who should attend?
Local authority staff and headteachers
Benefits of attending
- Raise awareness of opportunities and skills within the School of Education to provide a range of knowledge exchange courses.
- Reflect on a range of knowledge exchange courses which have been successfully implemented.
- Extend partnership with local authorities and identify the opportunities for consultancy.
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