Seminars and keynotes 2006

Search through the complete list of keynotes, spotlights and seminars presented according to theme, start time or keyword. There were over 150 seminars on offer over the two days covering a wide range of topics.

You searched for: Excellence and Ambition
Results found: 35 items

Code	Title	Speakers	Seminar Date	Start Time
A1B	ICT: Inspiring Creative Teaching and Learning for Pupils of all Abilities	Pete Wells, Sunderland City Learning Centre	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
A1E	ICT: Inspiring Creative Teaching and Learning for Pupils of all Abilities	Pete Wells, Sunderland City Learning Centre	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
A1G	A Creative Partnership between a Steiner School and a Mainstream School	Astrid MacLean, Edinburgh Steiner School Jane Mawdsley, Depute Head, Balgreen Primary School, Edinburgh Dorothy Baird, Development Officer and FLAT Project Manager	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
A1H	Making A Curriculum for Excellence Reality: Additional Support Needs	Mark Beattie, Development Officer, Assessment is for Learning, LTS Jessie Wojciechowski, Professional Advisors, A Curriculum for Excellence, SEED	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
A1I	Promoting Inclusion through Teaching with ICT	Sarah MacAlpine, Crown and Muirtown Primary Schools, Inverness	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
A2G	Learning Teams	Ann McLanachan, Longniddry Primary School, East Lothian	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
A3A	TES Scotland Lecture	Gordon Mackenzie, Headteacher, Balwearie High, Kirkcaldy Jane Harrison, Newly Qualified Teacher, Denbeath Primary in Buckhaven	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
B2G	Making A Curriculum for Excellence Reality: Secondary Education	Dan McGinty, Development Officer, Curriculum for Excellence, LTS	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
C1A	Future Learning and Teaching Project Evaluations: the Key Messages	Prof Kay Livingston, University of Aberdeen Prof Ian Menter, University of Glasgow	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
C1D	Making A Curriculum for Excellence Reality: Primary Education	Barbara Thomson, Development Officer, Curriculum for Excellence, LTS Jacqueline Swierkot, Deputy Headteacher, St John Ogilvie Primary in Livingston	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
C1H	I & J IPTV News	Ian Stuart, Principal Teacher, Technology, Islay High School Kathleen Johnston, Principal Teacher, Port Ellen Primary School	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
C1H	I & J IPTV News	Ian Stuart, Principal Teacher, Technology, Islay High School Kathleen Johnston, Principal Teacher, Port Ellen Primary School	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
C2A	Schools of Ambition	Paul McLaughlan, St Ninian's High School, East Dunbartonshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
C2C	Showing Commitment to Young People with Additional Support Needs	Peter McGregor, Careers Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
C2D	Maximising the Potential of ICT to Support Effective Teaching and Learning	Rob Henderson, Teacher, Hillhead Primary School, Highland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
C2F	Making a Difference: A Local Authority Approach	Local Authority – Making a Difference Award Winner	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
C2G	Engaging Young People in Health Promotion	Moira Leslie, Headteacher, Raigmore Primary School, Highland	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
C2H	Schools of Ambition	Alan Williamson & Pupils, Hawick High School, Hawick	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
D1A	Aspiration to Inspiration	Dr Paul Thomson, Rector, Jordanhill School, Glasgow	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
D1E	School Leaders of Ambition	Judith McClure, St George’s School, Edinburgh	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
D1F	Making Learning Fun	Susan Ward, Juniper Green Primary School, Edinburgh	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
D1H	School Leaders of Ambition 2	Judith McClure, St George’s School, Edinburgh	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
F1B	A Curriculum for Excellence: Extended Discussion	May Sweeney, LTS Maggi Allan, Chair, Programme Board, A Curriculum for Excellence	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
J1H	Educational Links between Scotland and Malawi	Elizabeth Williamson, Scottish Executive Education Department	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
KA	Success and Sustainability; By, With and Across Our Schools	Introduction by Mr. John Mulgrew - Chairman of the Board of Directors of Learning and Teaching Scotland. Andy Hargreaves, The Thomas More Brennan Chair in Education at the Lynch School of Education at Boston College.	Wednesday 20 September 2006	10:30
KB	Ministerial Address and Everything is Miscellaneous	Peter Peacock, Minister for Education and Young People David Weinberger, Writer, Fellow at the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society	Wednesday 20 September 2006	14:15
KB	Ministerial Address and Everything is Miscellaneous	Peter Peacock, Minister for Education and Young People David Weinberger, Writer, Fellow at the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society	Wednesday 20 September 2006	14:15
KC1	Every Child Matters – How does the Teacher Ensure that this Happens?	Lady Marie Stubbs	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
KD	Turning Good Teachers into Great Leaders	Terry Dozier, Special Adviser on Teaching to the US, Secretary of Education during the Clinton Administration.	Thursday 21 September 2006	11:30
KE	The Powerful Effects of Teaching Thinking Explicitly as a Skill	Dr. Edward de Bono	Thursday 21 September 2006	14:45
KE	The Powerful Effects of Teaching Thinking Explicitly as a Skill	Dr. Edward de Bono	Thursday 21 September 2006	14:45
L1A	A Curriculum for Excellence in Action	Maggi Allan, Chair, Programme Board, A Curriculum for Excellence May Sweeney, LTS	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
L1H	Learning and the Brain	Bruno della Chiesa, Project Manager, "Learning Sciences and Brain Research", Organisation for Economic Development (OECD), Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI)	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
S2B	Preparing Young People to be Citizens of Local, National and Global Communities	David Watson, HT and Pupils, Muirhead Primary School, South Ayrshire.	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
S2I	Better Behaviour – Better Learning	Better Behaviour and Attendance Award Winner	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45

Begin a new search |

SETT podcast

View the list of seminars that were recorded on the RSS feed page. Alternatively copy the URL of the RSS page into your podcast software to subscribe to the feed.