Performance management: is it making a difference?
This seminar offers an opportunity to explore an approach to agreeing challenging and motivational performance management outcomes that make a difference to adult learning and so to pupil learning.
View ArticleDeveloping learning-centred classrooms and schools
In this session Chris Watkins, Reader in Education, LCLL, will explore some of the issues and processes in developing more learning-centred classrooms and schools.
View ArticleImproving learning through effective lesson observation and feedback
Does lesson observation and feedback have the learning and development of teachers and pupils at its heart?
View Article'"Hidden Internationalisms" in Architecture and Education: Mary...
This seminar's discourse is on trans-disciplinary biographical and prosopographical research that embraces the two fields of architecture and education. Mary Crowley (1907-2005), was one of a number of...
View ArticleThe Single Equality Scheme and successful implementation in schools
This session, led by Dolapo Ogunbawo, Equality and Diversity Associate, National College and LCLL and Marva Rollins, Headteacher, Raynham Primary, Enfield, examines the role of the Single Equality Scheme.
View ArticleConstructing Citizenship: Schooling Youth in Immigrant Chicago, 1900-1940
In this paper Dr Wegner reveals the everyday meanings of citizenship and explain how they were imparted through school curricula and consumed by Chicago (a city where 30% of the population were...
View ArticleLeading collaborative learning
This seminar will explore how to turn a collaborative or cluster of schools into a powerful learning community.
View Article21st century tools for teaching and learning
Internet based communication and collaboration tools are part of everyday life, particularly for the younger generation
View ArticleGender, Sexuality and Education SIG Seminar
Micheal Kehler, Western University, London Ontario, Canada will discuss his paper: "Years of it has lead to my poor body image": Boys, bodies and locker room silence
View ArticleAuto/ethnographic reflections on a liver transplant.
Thomas Coram Research Unit (TCRU) lunchtime seminar series
View ArticleI don't predict a riot: better community-school links could douse flames...
Could better links between schools and the communities they serve have helped prevent last summer's riots? That's the question at the heart of a new book from the Institute of Education, London and a...
View ArticleLanguage diversity will make London a true global player
Understanding linguistic diversity among London's schoolchildren is key for the city's future as a 'global player', research shows. A study funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)and...
View ArticleArchiving your data: planning and managing the process. - A TCRU/NOVELLA...
Dr Libby Bishop will be delivering a seminar on 29 May 2012 entitled 'Archiving your data: planning and managing the process'.
View ArticleNCRM NOVELLA - Working with Issues of Memory and Identity (Workshop)
This workshop will have at its main focus what might be termed the "space" of selfhood, focusing especially on the idea of narrative identity. As Professor Mark Freeman has suggested in some recent...
View ArticleNCRM NOVELLA - The Deep and Wide World of Autobiographical Memory: Hindsight...
Much of the available literature on autobiographical memory focuses on bias and distortion: because we do not, and cannot, re-present the past "as it was" and because our picture of the past is...
View ArticleYou've been framed?' - visualising and viewing qualitative longitudinal...
The Inventing Adulthood study is a qualitative longitudinal project that followed a group of 100 young people growing up in 5 locations in the UK over a period of 10 years through the transition to...
View ArticleThe life of reason: RS Peters' synthetic view on education
Philosophy of Education Research Seminar
View Article"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times": Philosophy...
This paper reflects on the current state of affairs in Philosophy of Education and ponders its possible futures. Developments in the Philosophy of Education Society of Australasia will be examined as...
View ArticleAlumni and development team awarded for fundraising efforts
The IOE's fundraising team have been given a prestigious award in recognition of their outstanding success in matched funding.
View ArticleMoral education in a perfectionist (e.g. Aristotelian) ethics
Philosophy of Education Research Seminar
View ArticleThe Logical Priority of the Question: R.G. Collingwood, Philosophical...
Philosophy of Education Research Seminar
View ArticleAre we essentially rational animals? On a recent debate between...
Philosophy of Education Research Seminar
View ArticleCHES 2011-12 Seminar Series Does Size Matter?
Does Size Matter? Comparative lessons learned from management responsibilities and experience in a large modern university and a small Oxford College
View ArticleEffective leadership is community leadership
The golden thread will be an exploration of leadership which does not compromise on achievement or attainment and repeatedly incubates a sense of community: communities of learners, communities of...
View ArticleIntroductory workshop on the Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)
On Tuesday 8th May 2012 CLS will be holding a one-day introductory workshop on the Millennium Cohort Study: MCS4, focusing on the data from the survey carried out when the study children were aged...
View ArticleSchools that crack down on smoking could stub out the habit before it starts
Cracking down on youngsters who smoke and trade cigarettes in school could be the most effective way to reduce the number of teenagers who take up the habit, according to a new study from the Institute...
View ArticleLlakes centre is awarded a second five-year contract
The IOE's influential Llakes centre, directed by Professor Andy Green, has been awarded a second five-year contract from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).
View ArticleNeville Butler Memorial Lecture 2012: Why Birth Cohort Studies Matter
John Hobcraft is ESRC Strategic Adviser for Data Resources and the Professor of Demography and Social Policy at the University of York.
View ArticleIntroductory workshop on the 1958 National Child Development Study (NCDS) and...
On Thursday 10th May, CLS will hold a one-day introductory workshop on the 1958 National Child Development Study (NCDS) and the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70), focusing on data from the surveys...
View ArticleDefending the integrity of teachers and teaching
Teaching has never enjoyed full professional status, but recent trends pose even greater threats to teacher autonomy. The increasing instrumentalization of education threatens the very integrity of the...
View ArticleLLAKES Public Seminar
Education and its effects on income, health and survival for those aged 65 and over.
View ArticleThis is a school, it's not a site': teachers' attitudes towards...
Thomas Coram Research Unit (TCRU) lunchtime seminar series
View ArticleLLAKES Public Seminar
Parity of Esteem - possibility or utiopia? Negotiating equilibrium in Danish upper secondary education.
View ArticleThis is a school, it's not a site': teachers' attitudes towards...
Thomas Coram Research Unit (TCRU) lunchtime seminar series
View ArticleA review of conceptualisations and meanings of 'community' in...
There is a burgeoning interest in broadening the methodological scope of systematic reviews, particularly related to theory-driven, qualitative and mixed-methods approaches to reviews. The...
View ArticleResearch for policy short course
This two-day short course takes place on 24 and 25 April 2012 and is for those wanting to explore the relationship between research and policy. Guest speakers include Tim Butcher (Low Pay Commission),...
View ArticleCHES 2011-12 Seminar Series - From the Tiger to the Troika
From the Tiger to the Troika: Irish higher education in a time of crisis. This is the eleventh seminar in the 2011/12 series. The CHES seminars provide a forum for debate and analysis of issues...
View ArticlePsychosocial Studies Network Conference 2012
17th and 18th December. 5th Psychosocial Studies Network Conference Knowing and Not Knowing: Thinking psychosocially about learning and resistance to learning
View ArticleEvaluating Impact
For Senior Leaders, CPD Leaders, ASTs, Local Authority Advisers, LCLL members From: 1.30pm - 4.30pm (Registration 1.00pm)
View ArticleLaunch of the Centre for Philosophy of Education
The Institute of Education is pleased to announce the launch of the new Centre for Philosophy of Education at this special event.
View ArticleReading Recovery: Empowering Schools, Inspiring Teachers
The Reading Recovery national conference offers opportunities for Reading Recovery colleagues to enhance their practice, deepen theoretical understandings and share experiences. There are also seminar...
View ArticleOpen Evening
Interested in the education and social science programmes offered at the Institute of Education (IOE)? Come along to this event to find out more about the range of options available. For more...
View ArticleNCRM MODE: Seminar - Multimodal Transcription
This MODE seminar focuses on transcription with the aim of investigating how different modes of (digitally recorded) social interaction can be remade on the page-like screen, it will explore what is...
View ArticleNCRM MODE: Training Day: Using Video for Digital Multimodal Research
This advanced training day, hosted by MODE, is designed for postgraduate research students and established researchers who are working with video data
View Article6th International Conference on Multimodality (6-ICOM)
The Centre for Multimodal Research, NCRM MODE and the Institute of Education are pleased to announce the call for papers for the 3-day 6th International Conference on Multimodality (6-ICOM)
View ArticleNCRM NOVELLA - Visual Narratives Workshop
We are pleased to announce that NOVELLA (Narratives of Varied Everyday Lives and Linked Approaches) and MODE (Multimodal methodologies for digital environments) are holding a workshop on Visual...
View ArticleNCRM NOVELLA - Collaborative Seeing Lecture
We are pleased to announce that NOVELLA (Narratives of Varied Everyday Lives and Linked Approaches) and MODE (Multimodal methodologies for digital environments) are holding a public lecture on...
View Article6th International Conference on Multimodality (6-ICOM)
The Centre for Multimodal Research, NCRM MODE and the Institute of Education are pleased to announce the call for papers for the 3-day 6th International Conference on Multimodality (6-ICOM)
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