Seminars and keynotes 2006

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You searched for: Towards A Curriculum for Excellence
Results found: 51 items

Code	Title	Speakers	Seminar Date	Start Time
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
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
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
A2I	Making A Curriculum for Excellence Reality: Early Years	Kathleen Robertson, Professional Advisors, A Curriculum for Excellence, SEED	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
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, 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
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
B3A	Sustainable Development Education – not another initiative!		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
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
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
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
C1G	A Curriculum for Excellence: The Role of the Teacher	George MacBride, Convener, Education Committee, EIS	Thursday 21 September 2006	10:30
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
C2H	Schools of Ambition	Alan Williamson & Pupils, Hawick High School, Hawick	Thursday 21 September 2006	12:45
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
L1I	Unlocking Creativity: Teaching Creative Thinking and Learning	Professor Brian Boyd, University of Strathclyde and Tapestry	Thursday 21 September 2006	13:45
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
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
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
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
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
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

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