Workshops and Seminars
Below are seminars/workshops/consultancy offered within the Faculty of Education and Social Work for our HDRSs* in 2009.
HDRSs* are higher degree research students - students enrolled in one of the following degrees; PhD, EdD, DSW, MPhil, MEd Research)
| OCTOBER | |||
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| Every Wed | CoCo | Consultancy Support with E-research provided by Lina Markauskaite | 3-6pm |
| Thu 1 |
CoCo |
Learning Technology Research Symposium |
9.30am-2pm |
| Fri 2 |
CoCo & Division of Doctoral Studies |
Workshop: Follow up NVivo session: Exploring qualitative data Facilitator: Dr Lina Markauskaite |
10am-1pm |
| Fri 2 | Division of Research |
Seminar: Getting credit for research work: Publishing from your thesis at the very moment you don't feel like it! Presenter: Prof Peter Freebody, Professorial Research Fellow |
2-3.30pm |
| Wed 7 |
USNCYR |
Seminar: The social ecology of resilience Presenter: Dr Michael Ungar, Dahousie University |
2-5pm |
| Fri 9 |
Division of Research |
Seminar: Building a research profile and track record - Part 1 Presenter: Prof Phillip Jones |
10.30am-1.30pm |
| Fri 9 |
Division of Research |
Seminar: Hey teacher, who are you? Presenter: Dr Denise Stanley |
2.30-4pm |
| Tue 13 |
Workshop: Introducing statistics into your research: A jump-start for beginners Facilitator: Dr Salvatore Babones, Department of Sociology and Social Policy |
3pm |
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| Wed 14 |
CoCo |
CoCo Seminar Learning Series Speaker: Yael Kali, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology |
11am-12.30pm |
| Wed 14 |
Challenges and Opportunities: Creating a learning society through non-traditional higher education - A case study of Shanghai Presenter: Visiting Scholar Assoc Prof Ran Zhang |
1pm |
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| Wed 21 |
CoCo |
CoCo Postgraduate Research Colloquium Speakers: Shannon Kennedy-Clark and Nani Handayani |
11am-12.30pm |
| Thu 22 |
Division of Doctoral Studies |
Research Students' Forum |
4-7pm |
| Tue 27 |
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Seminar: Show and tell: An Arts-informed thesis unpacked Speaker: Alexandra Cutcher, Head Teacher, Creative and Performing Arts, Banora Point High School |
9-10.30am |
| Thu 29 | Division of Research |
Methodological Colloquia 2009 Title: Quantitative methods and modeling Presenter: Assoc Prof Andrew Martin Respondent: Prof Gabrielle Meagher |
5-6.30pm |
| Fri 30 |
Division of Research |
Seminar: Level of engagement in self assessment and its relation to progression in writing and problem solving skills, and overall achievement. |
2-3pm |
| Fri 30 |
Division of Research |
Seminar: Producing the self-managing girl-citizen in a climate of 'healthy' living. |
3.30-4.30pm |
| NOVEMBER | |||
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| Every Wed (until 18)
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CoCo | Consultancy Support with E-research provided by Lina Markauskaite | 3-6pm |
| Wed 4 |
CoCo |
CoCo Postgraduate Research Colloquium Speakers: Susanna Mann and Yahya Qenaey |
11am-12.30pm |
| Fri 6 |
Division of Research |
Seminar: Building a research profile - Part 2 Presenter: Prof Phillip Jones |
10.30am-1.30pm |
| Fri 6 |
SPRN |
Seminar: Professionals' perceptions of their work within families including children and parents with intellectual disability Speaker: Dr Mikaela Starke, Department of Social Work, University of Gothenburg |
3-5pm |
| Wed 11 |
CoCo |
CoCo Seminar Learning Series Speaker: Philippa Levy, Sheffield University, UK |
11am-12.30pm |
| Wed 18 | SPRN |
Seminar: Pathways to prison Speaker: Assoc Prof Eileen Baldry, University NSW |
3-5pm |
| Thu 19 |
Division of Research |
Methodological Colloquia 2009 Title: Ethnomethodology and classroom interaction Speaker: Prof Peter Freebody |
5-6.30pm |
| Mon 23 |
Division of Professional Learning |
Internationalising Learning and Teaching in Academic settings: Engagement, Collaboration and Sustainability Keynote Speaker: Prof Hans de Wit, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences |
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| Wed 25 |
CoCo |
CoCo Seminar Learning Series Speaker: Karl Maton |
11am-12.30pm |
| Thu 26 | Division of Research |
Methodological Colloquia 2009 Title: Critical ethonography and post-structural narrative approaches Presenter: Assoc Prof Debra Hayes Respondent: Ken Johnston |
5-6.30pm |
| Fri 27 |
Division of Research |
Seminar: Can multiple intelligence theory give insight into a student's propensity to study science or pursue a career in science? Presenter: Alex Hugman |
2-3.30 pm |
| DECEMBER | |||
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| Thu 3 | Division of Research | Methodological Colloquia 2009 Closing plenary: TBA Presenter: TBA Respondent: TBA |
5-6.30pm |
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* HDRSs are higher degree research students - students enrolled in one of the following degrees; PhD, EdD, DSW, MPhil, MEd Research)