The School of Education and Lifelong Learning run a series of research seminars that are open to all. These are intended to give researchers both within EDU and external to UEA, an opportunity to present and share their research - whether it be work that is completed, in progress or at the development/thinking stage. There is generally one or more seminar each month and the list of the seminars will be provided here.

If you are interested in offering a seminar, please contact David Aldous (david.aldous@uea.ac.uk).

EDU Research Seminar Series 2012/13

Date, Time and Place	Speaker	Institution	Title
23rd October 2012 12 - 1pm EDU Room 1.40	Dr Bronwyn Hayward	University of Canterbury, New Zealand	'Children Citizenship and Environment: Nurturing a democratic imagination in a changing world'
22nd November 2012 5 - 6pm EDU Room 1.40	Dr Peter Thomas	Victoria University Melboune, Australia	'Teaching Partnerships? Victoria University (VU) and Universidade Nacional Timor Lorosae (UNTL) Student teachers from Australia in East Timor 2011 - 2012
29th November 2012 5 - 6pm EDU Room 1.40	Professor Florence Myles	University of Essex	'The younger the better? A comparison of 5, 7 and 11 year olds learning French in the classroom in the UK'
5th December 2012 12 - 1pm EDU Room 0.18	Diane Peacock	Part-time PhD student. University of East Anglia.	Knowing the unknowable: Methodology in the translation of lives
31st January 2013 5 - 6pm EDU Room 1.40	Professor David Stephens	University of Brighton	'International Education: A Narrative Approach'
19th March 2013 12 - 1pm EDU Room 1.40	Professor John Evans	Loughborough University	'Physical Education PLC: Neo Liberalism, curriculum and Governance.  New Directions for PESP Research'
17th April 2013 12 - 1pm EDU Room 0.18	Professor Geoff Whitty	Bath University	'Closing the achievement and participation gap: (how) have we made progress?'