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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: Secondary
Results found: 83 items

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
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
A1F Digital Content for Glow (formerly SSDN) Jim Henderson and Paddy Patterson, Learning and Teaching Scotland Thursday
21 September 2006		 09:30
A1F Digital Content for Glow (formerly SSDN) Jim Henderson and Paddy Patterson, LT Scotland Thursday
21 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
B1D Scotland and China School Linking Rory Mackenzie, Headteacher, Balerno High School Wednesday
20 September 2006		 16:00
B2A Arts Across the Curriculum, One Year On Joan Parr, Head of Education, Scottish Arts Council Wednesday
20 September 2006		 09:30
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 Co-ordinator, Islay High School Wednesday
20 September 2006		 16:00
B2D DIVA: Digital Literacy Using Macromedia Ian Stuart, Principal Teacher, Technology and ICT Coordinator, Islay High School Wednesday
20 September 2006		 16:00
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
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
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
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
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
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
C2A Schools of Ambition Paul McLaughlan, St Ninian's High School, East Dunbartonshire Wednesday
20 September 2006		 09:30
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
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, Learning and Teaching Scotland, and others Thursday
21 September 2006		 13:45
C2I Headteachers Using the Heads Together Online Community Phil Galbraith, LT 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
D1E School Leaders of Ambition Judith McClure, St George’s School, Edinburgh Wednesday
20 September 2006		 17:00
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
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
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
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
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
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
J1H Educational Links between Scotland and Malawi Elizabeth Williamson, Scottish Executive Education Department Thursday
21 September 2006		 12:45
L1B Spotlight New Approaches to Engaging Learners Frank Pignatelli, Chief Executive, Scottish University Industry (learndirect scotland) Wednesday
20 September 2006		 12:15
L1F Spotlight Assessment is for Learning – more than 2 stars and a wish Norman Emerson, LTS Thursday
21 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
L2G Glow – What future does it hold? John Connell, Glow Programme Director Thursday
21 September 2006		 10:30
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
M1F Smart Citizenship – A Youth-led Active Citizenship Louise Macdonald, Depute Chief Executive, Young Scot Thursday
21 September 2006		 09:30
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
N1F Classrooms of the Future: Taking Learning Outdoors Willie White, LT Scotland Thursday
21 September 2006		 09:30
N1F Classrooms of the Future: Taking Learning Outdoors Willie White, Learning and Teaching 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
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 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
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
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
S1H Glow Technical Update Jim Buchan, Glow Technology Manager Andy Potter,RM Mark Vevers, RM 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
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 Head Teacher, Auchinleck Academy, East Ayrshire Angus McVake, Depute Head Teacher, Grange Academy, East Ayrshire Wednesday
20 September 2006		 16:00
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
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


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