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Making Histories of Education: theory and practice
| Location: | United Kingdom |
| Conference Deadline: | 2009-06-13 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2009-03-05 |
| Announcement ID: |
167346 |
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Making Histories of Education: theory and practice
UK History of Education Society
Student Research Conference 13th June 2009
10.00am – 4.15pm
Institute of Education, University of London
All students and people interested in the history of education are welcome to join us as a panel of speakers try to shed light on the theory and practice of history-making. Please contact Helen Loader, student representative for further details (Helen.Loader@Winchester.ac.uk). Cost, includes lunch: members £17, non-members £27 (includes a year’s membership of the History of Education Society with copies of the History of Education Researcher
Morning Session
1) ‘Post-war English – mixed methods in a study of three London Schools’ Speakers: John Hardcastle (Institute of Education), Patrick Kingwell (former Local Government Officer, volunteer consultant and ex-pupil at Walworth School), Peter Medway (Kings College)
2) What is history of education today? Panel session led by Stephanie Spencer (University of Winchester), Vincent Carpentier (Institute of Education) and Camilla Leach followed by Q&A
Afternoon Sessions
1) The PhD Journey from Beginning to End: Niko Gaertner, Anjali Kothari, Jana Sims
2) Making histories of education: the politics of place
Speakers: Michael Fielding (Institute of Education) and Jane Martin (Institute of Education)
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