Seminars and keynotes 2006

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Code	Title	Speakers	Seminar Date	Start Time
A1A	The Pleasure Principle: Literature in Learning	Liz Niven, Writer Keith Gray, Writer Desmond Spiers, Librarian, Craigroyston High School, Edinburgh Jane Rostron, Teacher, Craigroyston High School, Edinburgh Rae Topping, Teacher, Greenrigg Primary School, West Lothian Cathrin Howells, Literature in Learning	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
A1B	ICT: Inspiring Creative Teaching and Learning for Pupils of all Abilities	Pete Wells, Sunderland City Learning Centre	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
A1C	PowerPoint Sings!	Jean McGhie, Headteacher, London Road Nursery, Glasgow	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
A1D	The Additional Support for Learning Act and the Implications for Learning Professionals	Graham Short, Head of Service, East Ayrshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
A1E	ICT: Inspiring Creative Teaching and Learning for Pupils of all Abilities	Pete Wells, Sunderland City Learning Centre	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
A1F	Digital Content for Glow (formerly SSDN)	Jim Henderson and Paddy Patterson, LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
A1F	Digital Content for Glow (formerly SSDN)	Jim Henderson and Paddy Patterson, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
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
A2A	Creating Communities	Ewan McIntosh, Scottish Centre for Information on Language Teaching and Research David Muir, Lecturer, Faculty of Education, University of Strathclyde	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
A2B	The Future of Nursery and Early Years Education	Norma Watson, Vice Convener, EIS Education Committee	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
A2C	Identifying and Supporting Children with Additional Learning Needs through Observing Movement	Christine Macintyre, Honorary Fellow, Edinburgh University and Consultant	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
A2D	Can’t You Sleep, Little Bear?	Margo Williamson, PEO and Amanda Minns, Development Officer, LT Scotland Kathryn Ross & Lindsey Fraser, Directors of Read Together	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
A2D	Can’t You Sleep, Little Bear?	Margo Williamson, PEO and Amanda Minns, Development Officer, Learning and Teaching Scotland Kathryn Ross & Lindsey Fraser, Directors of Read Together	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
A2E	In Touch with Learning	Karen Shepherd, Nursery Teacher, Cleddens Learning and Childcare Centre, East Dunbartonshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
A2F	Compare Danish and Scottish approaches to Early Years learning	Professor Beth Juncker, Royal School of Library and Information Science, Department of Cultural and Media Studies, Denmark Marie Keen, Quality Improvement Officer, City Of Edinburgh Council, Children and Families Department Liz Rose, Curriculum Support Officer, Falkirk Council Education Services	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
A2G	Learning Teams	Ann McLanachan, Longniddry Primary School, East Lothian	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
A2H	In Touch with Learning	Karen Shepherd, Nursery Teacher, Cleddens Learning and Childcare Centre, East Dunbartonshire	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
A2I	Making A Curriculum for Excellence Reality: Early Years	Kathleen Robertson, Professional Advisors, A Curriculum for Excellence, SEED	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
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
B1A	Sharing Good Practice in Promoting Positive Behaviour within the Secondary School Sector	Frank Reilly, Regional Communication Officer, Better Behaviour – Better Learning Yvonne Binks, Regional Communication Officer, Better Behaviour – Better Learning Isla Lumsden, Buckhaven High School, Fife Derek Bruce, Regional Communications Team Cardh Pert, St. Andrews High School, Clydebank	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
B1B	The Reading Bus	Helen Maitland, Headteacher, Jenny Watson, Reading Bus Coordinator, Morag Russell, Senior Lecturer, and Pupils from the Primary Enterprise Committee, Hanover Street School, Aberdeen City Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
B1C	Money Week	Roz McEwan, Dunblane Primary School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
B1C	Money Week	Roz McEwan, Dunblane Primary School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
B1D	Scotland and China School Linking	Rory Mackenzie, Headteacher, Balerno High School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
B1E	The Reading Bus	Helen Maitland, Headteacher, Jenny Watson, Reading Bus Coordinator, Morag Russell, Senior Lecturer, and Pupils from the Primary Enterprise Committee, Hanover Street School, Aberdeen City Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
B1F	Sharing Good Practice in Promoting Positive Behaviour within the Primary Sector	Liz Harvey, Lorraine Hunter and Maureen Fairgrieve, Regional Communication Officers, Better Behaviour – Better Learning	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
B1G	Web 2.0 (or What was Web 1.0?)	Ewan McIntosh, Scottish Centre for Information on Language Teaching and Research	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
B1H	To Blog or not to Blog?	Susan Buchanan, Principal Teacher, Woodhill Primary School, East Dunbartonshire Fiona Andrew, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
B1H	To Blog or not to Blog?	Susan Buchanan, Principal Teacher, Woodhill Primary School, East Dunbartonshire Fiona Andrew, LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
B1I	Emotional Health Online	Lucy Conan, Producer, and Johanna Hall, Site Producer, BBC New Media Learning and Communities	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
B2A	Arts Across the Curriculum, One Year On	Joan Parr, Head of Education, Scottish Arts Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
B2B	Your School’s Own Radio Station: A Fife Cluster Perspective	Alison Wright, Headteacher, Coaltown of Balgonie School and Chair of the Cluster, and Colleagues	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
B2C	Online, On Course . . . for National Qualifications	Bill Boyd, LT Scotland Edith Girvan, Education Quality Development Officer, East Dunbartonshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
B2C	Online, On Course . . . for National Qualifications	Bill Boyd, Learning and Teaching Scotland Edith Girvan, Education Quality Development Officer, East Dunbartonshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
B2D	DIVA: Digital Literacy Using Macromedia	Ian Stuart, Principal Teacher, Technology and ICT Coordinator, Islay High School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
B2D	DIVA: Digital Literacy Using Macromedia	Ian Stuart, Principal Teacher, Technology and ICT Co-ordinator, Islay High School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
B2E	To Blog or not to Blog?	Susan Buchanan, Principal Teacher, Woodhill Primary School, East Dunbartonshire Fiona Andrew, LT Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
B2E	To Blog or not to Blog?	Susan Buchanan, Principal Teacher, Woodhill Primary School, East Dunbartonshire Fiona Andrew, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
B2F	Numeracy resources in Scotland	Joe McLaughlin and Deanne Thomas, LT Scotland Development Officers for Numeracy.	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
B2F	Numeracy resources in Scotland	Joe McLaughlin and Deanne Thomas, Learning and Teaching Scotland Development Officers for Numeracy.	Thursday 21 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
B2H	DIVA – Digital ICT Vendor Initiative	Joe Wilson, SQA	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
B2I	Credit Where Credit’s Due: Recognising Achievement in the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF)	Brian Cooklin, headteacher, Stonelaw High School, Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire. Lynn Forsyth, Policy Executive, Skills for Life and Work division, Scottish Executive. Stephen McKenzie, head of Children’s Services, Renfrewshire Council. Sue Walker, headteacher, Castlehead High School, Paisley. Arkley Simpson, Depute at Castlehead High School, Paisley. Keith Wright , Qualifications Manager for Social Subjects, Scottish Qualifications Authority.	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
B2I	Credit Where Credit’s Due: Recognising Achievement in the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF)	Brian Cooklin, Head Teacher, Stonelaw High School, Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire. Lynn Forsyth, Policy Executive, Skills for Life and Work division, Scottish Executive. Stephen McKenzie, head of Children’s Services, Renfrewshire Council. Sue Walker, Head Teacher, Castlehead High School, Paisley. Arkley Simpson, Depute at Castlehead High School, Paisley. Keith Wright , Qualifications Manager for Social Subjects, Scottish Qualifications Authority.	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
B3A	Sustainable Development Education – not another initiative!		Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
B3B	Art Galleries: An Exciting Vehicle for Learning	Marie-Louise Smoor, Schools Education Officer, Linda McClelland, Playfair Education Coordinator, National Galleries of Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
B3B	Art Galleries: An Exciting Vehicle for Learning	Marie-Louise Smoor, Schools Education Officer, Linda McClelland, Playfair Education Co-ordinator, National Galleries of Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
B3C	Basic Moves and Early Moves: Developing young children’s foundation for lifelong involvement in physical activity	Mike Jess & Jan McIntyre, University of Edinburgh	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
B3D	TEST – Technology Enhanced Science Teaching	Tom Dickson, Science Development Officer, Fife Council Development Officers from Highland, Renfrew and West Lothian Councils	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
B3F	Carpe Diem – Seize the Day and Make Yours an Inspiration	Bill Boyd, Development Officer, National Qualifications, LTS	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
B3G	Online Standardised Testing in Edinburgh Schools: Sharing the Positives	Joan Scott, Support for Learning Teacher, Royal High School, City of Edinburgh Council	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
B3H	Parental Involvement	Celia Burn, Parental Involvement Coordinator, LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
B3H	Parental Involvement	Celia Burn, Parental Involvement Co-ordinator, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
B3I	SCHOLAR: A Mini-SSDN?	Gerry Toner, Heriot-Watt University, and Pupils	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
B3I	SCHOLAR: A Mini-SSDN?	Gerry Toner, Heriot-Watt University, and Pupils	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
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
C1B	SCCYP: Involving Children and Young People in our Work	Gordon Brown and Kevin Browne, Scotland’s Commissioner for Children and Young People	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
C1C	BBC Jam	Nick Simons, Senior Content Producer, BBC Jam	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
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
C1E	Emotional Health Online	Lucy Conan, Producer, and Johanna Hall, Site Producer, BBC New Media Learning and Communities	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
C1F	Transition Teacher Project	Mary Devine, Authority QIO, North Lanarkshire Bernard Love, Head Teacher, Our Lady's High School, Motherwell Elaine Miller, PT English, Our Lady's High School, Motherwell Marie Maclean, English & John Harkess, Mathematics - Transition teachers	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
C1F	Transition Teacher Project	Mary Devine, Authority QIO, North Lanarkshire Bernard Love, headteacher, Our Lady's High School, Motherwell Elaine Miller, PT English, Our Lady's High School, Motherwell Marie Maclean, English & John Harkess, Mathematics - Transition teachers	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
C1G	A Curriculum for Excellence: The Role of the Teacher	George MacBride, Convener, Education Committee, EIS	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
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
C1I	The Ethos of Collegiality	Staff from East Ayrshire: Graham Boyd, Anthea Clarke, David Forbes, Anne Holt, Maureen Howie, Mary McCulloch and Donna McLean.	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
C2A	Schools of Ambition	Paul McLaughlan, St Ninian's High School, East Dunbartonshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
C2B	National Content Partnerships	Paddy Patterson, Digital Content Procurement, Learning and Teaching Scotland Michael Anderson, Marketing Services Manager, National Library of Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
C2B	National Content Partnerships	Paddy Patterson, Digital Content Procurement, LT Scotland Michael Anderson, Marketing Services Manager, National Library of Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
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
C2E	National Content Partnerships	Paddy Patterson, Digital Content Procurement, LT Scotland Michael Anderson, Marketing Services Manager, National Library of Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
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
C2I	Headteachers Using the Heads Together Online Community	Phil Galbraith, LT Scotland, and others	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
C2I	Headteachers Using the Heads Together Online Community	Phil Galbraith, Learning and Teaching Scotland, and others	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
D1A	Aspiration to Inspiration	Dr Paul Thomson, Rector, Jordanhill School, Glasgow	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
D1B	Closing the Opportunity Gap in Education: Challenges and Successes	Ian Davidson, Scottish Executive Education Department Kari Pitkänen, National Board of Education, Finland Frank Crawford, Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
D1D	Developing Leadership and Collegiality	Linda Donnelly, Headteacher, and Sioux Hamilton, Depute Headteacher, Carleton Primary School, Fife	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
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
D1G	Developing Leadership throughout the School	Olwynne Clarke, headteacher, Clippens School, Linwood.	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
D1G	Developing Leadership throughout the School	Olwynne Clarke, headteacher, Clippens School, Linwood.	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
D1H	School Leaders of Ambition 2	Judith McClure, St George’s School, Edinburgh	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
D1I	Taking Education by ‘Storm’	Brian McArtney, Carnoustie High School, Angus John Smith, Careers and Education Adviser, CITB – Construction Skills Alasdair Macleod, Senior Vice Chairman of the East of Scotland Region Institution of Civil Engineers	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
D2A	Information Literacy and the Curriculum in North Ayrshire: from Theory into Practice	Dr Audrey Sutton, North Ayrshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
D2B	Health Promoting Schools	Bridget Doogan, Health Promoting Schools Unit	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
D2C	Developing Information Skills in Secondary Schools: the North Lanarkshire Experience	Hazel Lauder, Scottish Library and Information Council Catriona Wright, School Library Resource Centre Manager, St Ambrose High School, North Lanarkshire Council Mary Costello, School Library Resource Centre Manager, Coatbridge High School' North Lanarkshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
D2D	Personal Support in Schools: Where has the Implementation got to?	John MacBean, Personal Support in Schools, Aberdeen City Council. Gill Scott, Personal Support in Schools, Aberdeen City Council Terry Ashton, Guidance and Careers, Aberdeen City Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
D2E	Infants can Communicate!	Marlyn Moffat, Castlehill Primary School Morag MacDonald, Tighnabruaich Primary School, Argyll and Bute	Wednesday 20 September 2006	17:00
D2F	Ban those Dinosaur Units: Implementing Independent Research though Guided Inquiry	Ross J Todd, PhD, Associate Professor Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, USA	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
D2G	Learning Centre Support for School Age Learners: Learning out of the Box	Helen McNamara, Claire Johnston, George Junor and Rob Doyle, Learndirect Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
D2H	War Detectives Developing Literacies in a Digital Age	Elaine Fulton, Director, Scottish Library and Information Council	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
D2I	The Leading of Learning through the School Library	Ross J Todd, PhD, Associate Professor Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, USA	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
F1A	Partners in Learning in Scotland	David Noble, Senior Teacher, Hillside School, Fife Gillian Graham, Principal Teacher, St Cadocs PS, East Renfrewshire Olly Bray, Principal Teacher, Geography, Dunbar GS, East Lothian Kirsty Macdonald, ICT Co-ordinator, Auchenback PS, Renfrewshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
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
F1F	The Journey to Excellence	Frank Crawford, HM Chief Inspector of Education Elisabeth Morris, HM Inspector of Education	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
F1H	Assessment is for Learning: Extended Discussion	Norman Emerson, Assessment is for Learning Team, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
F1H	Assessment is for Learning: Extended Discussion	Norman Emerson, Assessment is for Learning Team, LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
G1A	All about Glow	Ron Rossvoll Jan Pollok	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
G1B	Interactive Whiteboards – Past, Present and Future	Robert Burnett, Depute Headteacher, St Thomas of Aquin’s High School, Edinburgh	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
G1D	Do books still matter?	Representatives from the Scottish Publishers Association	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
G1D	Do books still matter?	Representatives from the Scottish Publishers Association	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
G1D	Do books still matter?	Representatives from the Scottish Publishers Association	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
G1F	Investing in our children’s future with authority-wide collaboration	Matt Valentine, Dell Education Solutions Manager Lorraine Dixon, Client Services Manager, Newcastle City Services	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
G1H	Interactive Inspiration – Using Interactive Technology to Support the Aims of A Curriculum for Excellence	Douglas Chappelle, Education Specialist, RM	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
J1A	Ambitious, Excellent Technical Education	Bill Geddes, HMIE	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
J1B	Sustainable Development Education – Not another initiative!	Dr Alastair Lavery, Head of Education in Scotland, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Edinburgh, and Chair of SDELG	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
J1B	Sustainable Development Education – Not another initiative!	Dr Alastair Lavery, Head of Education in Scotland, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Edinburgh, and Chair of SDELG	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
J1C	Teacher Professionalism and Social Capital: A Productive Relationship	Jenny Ozga, Professor of Educational Research and Director, Centre for Educational Sociology (CES), University of Edinburgh	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
J1D	Explore the Potential of the Outdoors	Willie White, Outdoor Education Development Officer, LTS	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
J1F	Confidence to Earn: Guided Philosophical Dialogue for S1–S2 pupils	Dr Catherine McCall (with children from East Renfrewshire), Consultant Philosopher, East Renfrewshire Council	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
J1G	Infants can Communicate!	Marlyn Moffat, Castlehill Primary School Morag MacDonald, Tighnabruaich Primary School, Argyll and Bute	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:00
J1G	Infants can Communicate!	Marlyn Moffat, Castlehill Primary School Morag MacDonald, Tighnabruaich Primary School, Argyll and Bute	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:00
J1H	Educational Links between Scotland and Malawi	Elizabeth Williamson, Scottish Executive Education Department	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
J1I	Improving Outcomes for Children and Young People through Integrated Children’s Services in Scotland and Sweden	Jim Stephen, Scottish Executive Education Department Agneta Nilsson, Development Department, Swedish National Agency for School Improvement, Sweden	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
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
L1B	New Approaches to Engaging Learners	Frank Pignatelli, Chief Executive, Scottish University Industry (learndirect scotland)	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
L1C	Benchmarking Scottish Education	Andreas Schleicher, Head of Education Indicators and Analysis Division, Directorate for Education, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
L1C	Benchmarking Scottish Education	Andreas Schleicher, Head of Education Indicators and Analysis Division, Directorate for Education, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
L1D	Motivation within A Curriculum for Excellence	Hilda De Felice, Learning Unlimited	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
L1F	Assessment is for Learning – more than 2 stars and a wish	Norman Emerson, LTS	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
L1G	Inspiring Leadership	Zoë Van Zwanenberg, Scottish Leadership Foundation	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
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
L1I	Unlocking Creativity: Teaching Creative Thinking and Learning	Professor Brian Boyd, University of Strathclyde and Tapestry	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
L2A	Books and Beyond: Scotland Reads, Coming to a School Near You!	Louise Ballantyne: Development Officers, LT Scotland Professor Keith Topping: Dundee University Janine Botfield: Project Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
L2A	Books and Beyond: Scotland Reads, Coming to a School Near You!	Louise Ballantyne: Development Officer, Learning and Teaching Scotland Professor Keith Topping: Dundee University Janine Botfield: Project Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
L2B	Literacy and Numeracy Discussion	The Literacy and Numeracy Team, LT Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
L2B	Literacy and Numeracy Discussion	The Literacy and Numeracy Team, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
L2D	Making the Personal Learning Planning Process a Reality in the Secondary School	Stuart Maxwell, Headteacher, Eastwood High School, East Renfrewshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
L2F	There’s a Dragon in my Cupboard: The writer and the craft	Louise Ballantyne, Amanda Minns, Janice Neilson, LTS Development Officers for Literacy.	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
L2G	Glow – What future does it hold?	John Connell, Glow Programme Director	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
L2H	Hungry for Success: A Whole School Approach	Emma Kinrade, Community Dietician, Dietetics Service, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Patrick Boyle - Head Teacher - St Charles Primary School, Paisley Catherine Henderson HFS Nutritionist, Renfrewshire Council Pauline Vallance & Corinna Gethins, Health Development Workers, Renfrewshire council	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
L2H	Hungry for Success: A Whole School Approach	Emma Kinrade, Community Dietician, Dietetics Service, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Patrick Boyle - headteacher - St Charles Primary School, Paisley Catherine Henderson HFS Nutritionist, Renfrewshire Council Pauline Vallance & Corinna Gethins, Health Development Workers, Renfrewshire council	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
L2I	Taking Gaelic Education into the Future	(Chair) Murdo MacIver, Head of Service, Educational Provision, North Lanarkshire Council Douglas Ansdell - Scottish Executive Rosemary Ward - Bòrd na Gàidhlig	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
M1A	ICT - taking Gaelic education forward	Speakers from Gaelic ICT Implementation Group and BBC Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
M1A	ICT - taking Gaelic education forward	Speakers from Gaelic ICT Implementation Group and BBC Scotland	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
M1B	Overview of the Development of the Gaelic Learners in the Primary School (GLPS) Initiative	Mary McKinnon, Oban High School Jan Kersel, Ardchattan Primary School, Oban Jackie Mullen, Whitelees Primary School, Cumbernauld	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
M1C	Gaelic DARTS (Direct Activities Relating to Texts) Project	Anne Neil, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Lena Walker, Glasgow Gaelic School Mary MacMillan, Condorrat Primary School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
M1D	Making the Most of Out of School Care	Janet Law, National Policy Officer, Scottish Out of School Care Network (SOSCN) Eric Kidd, headteacher, Grange Primary School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
M1D	Making the Most of Out of School Care	Janet Law, National Policy Officer, Scottish Out of School Care Network (SOSCN) Eric Kidd, Head Teacher, Grange Primary School	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
M1F	Smart Citizenship – A Youth-led Active Citizenship	Louise Macdonald, Depute Chief Executive, Young Scot	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
M1G	Spirituality in School	Rosa Murray, Professional Officer CPD, General Teaching Council for Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
M1H	Using ICT to Support Language Acquisition	Moira Shearer, Acting Senior Early Education Development Officer, Highland Council Lorraine Shepherd, Nursery Co-ordinator Teacher Kip Clark, Early Education ICT CO-ordinator for Highland	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
M1I	Images from the Royal Scottish Academy CD: Artworks for Students of Art and Design	Wendy Robertson, Auchenharvie Academy, North Ayrshire	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
N1B	Dial M for Learning	Joey Graham, ABE Co-ordinator, Portree, Skye Alex Macleod, Learning Centre Support Officer, Portree Learning Centre	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
N1B	Dial M for Learning	Joey Graham, ABE Co-ordinator, Portree, Skye Alex Macleod, Learning Centre Support Officer, Portree Learning Centre	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
N1F	Classrooms of the Future: Taking Learning Outdoors	Willie White, Learning and Teaching Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
N1F	Classrooms of the Future: Taking Learning Outdoors	Willie White, LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
N1G	Sustainable Development Inside and Outside Schools	Bill Lynch, Development Officer, Sustainable Development, LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
N1H	Anti-Racist Education: Can We Change Attitudes?	Elaine Watts, Falkirk Council	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
N1I	Mainstreaming Equality into the Curriculum	Judith Mackinlay, CERES/City of Edinburgh Council Craig Beaton, Glasgow City Council Education Department/CERES	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
S1A	eTwinning: Creative ICT to enhance the Curriculum through Collaborative European School Projects	George Glass, headteacher, Highland Council Susan Linklater, ICT in Education Adviser, British Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
S1B	Comenius Good Practice: School Partnerships	George Davidson, Peebles High School, Borders Susan Davidson - Former Pupil, Peebles High School, Borders	Wednesday 20 September 2006	12:15
S1C	Comenius Good Practice: Language Assistants	Helen Mackie and Louise Campbell , St George’s School, Edinburgh	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
S1D	Co-operative Learning: Creating a Curriculum for Excellence	Chris Ward, Durham District School Board, Ontario, Canada Mary Devine, Quality Improvement Officer, North Lanarkshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
S1D	Cooperative Learning: Creating a Curriculum for Excellence	Chris Ward, Durham District School Board, Ontario, Canada Mary Devine, Quality Improvement Officer, North Lanarkshire Council	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
S1F	Cross-continental, Cross-cutting Themes	Dianne Peck, Learning Policies Branch, Office of Learning and Teaching, Department of Education and Training, Victoria, Australia, and Dr Gill Robinson, Programme Director, A Curriculum for Excellence, Scottish Executive Education Department	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
S1G	International Education Masterclass	John Christie, Director of International Education Masterclass for Learning and Teaching Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
S1G	International Education Masterclass	John Christie, Director of International Education Masterclass for LT Scotland	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
S1H	Glow Technical Update	Jim Buchan, Glow Technology Manager Andy Potter,RM Mark Vevers, RM	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
S1I	Restorative Approaches in Education	Margaret Thorsborne, Margaret Thorsborne Associates Alison Locke, Ministry of Education, New Zealand Peta Barber, Highland Council Maggie Fallon - Scottish Executive Education Department	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
S2A	Improving the Educational Outcomes of Scotland's Looked After Children	Graham McCann and Anne-Margaret Mitchell, Looked After Children Branch, Scottish Executive Education Department	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
S2A	Improving the Educational Outcomes of Scotland's Looked After Children	Graham McCann and Anne-Margaret Mitchell, Looked After Children Branch, Scottish Executive Education Department	Wednesday 20 September 2006	09:30
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
S2C	Curriculum Change at Kirkcudbright Academy: 2000–2007 and Beyond	Alison Gold, Depute Headteacher, Kirkcudbright Academy, Dumfries and Galloway	Wednesday 20 September 2006	13:15
S2D	Primary–Secondary Learning Transitions	Helen Sullivan, Depute headteacher, Auchinleck Academy, East Ayrshire Angus McVake, Depute headteacher, Grange Academy, East Ayrshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
S2D	Primary–Secondary Learning Transitions	Helen Sullivan, Depute Head Teacher, Auchinleck Academy, East Ayrshire Angus McVake, Depute Head Teacher, Grange Academy, East Ayrshire	Wednesday 20 September 2006	16:00
S2F	CPD and the Learning Agenda	Ann Fisher, EIS Learning Representative, West Dunbartonshire	Thursday 21 September 2006	09:30
S2G	The Assessment is for Learning School	Carolyn Hutchinson, Scottish Executive Education Department Philippe Guimard, Senior Lecturer, University of Nantes, France	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
S2G	The Assessment is for Learning School	Carolyn Hutchinson, Scottish Executive Education Department Philippe Guimard, Senior Lecturer, University of Nantes, France	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
S2H	Inspiring Enquiring Minds	Derek Brown and Stuart Heron, Jordanhill School, Glasgow Alan Britton, Deputy Director of the Education for Global Citizenship Unit and Faculty CPD Officer, University of Glasgow Faculty of Education.	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
S2H	Inspiring Enquiring Minds	Derek Brown and Stuart Heron, Jordanhill School, Glasgow Alan Britton, Deputy Director of the Education for Global Citizenship Unit and Faculty CPD Officer, University of Glasgow Faculty of Education.	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
S2I	Better Behaviour – Better Learning	Better Behaviour and Attendance Award Winner	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45

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