An exciting opportunity to learn more about multilingual pedagogies will take place at Newcastle University, 10-11 November 2016.
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‘Languages for Dignity’ conference held in Romania
A two-day conference with an international team of researchers, teachers and teacher educators took place in Oradea, Romania.
Middlesex maths news
A triple-header of maths-based news
Generating Affect Through Experiments in Early Childhood Research – workshop hosted by Jayne Osgood
Professor Jayne Osgood will be co-hosting a workshop at Hedmark University College on October 25th 2016.
Visiting Scholarship at the Education University of Hong Kong for CERS Professor
Professor Jayne Osgood has been invited to take up a short Visiting Scholarship at The Education University of Hong Kong next spring (May 2017) – for 7 days.
Lee Jerome appointed national coordinator for Five Nations Network
Lee Jerome, Associate Professor of Education at Middlesex University, has been appointed as one of two national coordinators for England in the Five Nations Network (FNN).
Expert commentary on grammar schools
The British Prime Minister Theresa May’s idea of selective grammar schools has caught the attention of the main newspaper in Finland, Helsingin Sanomat, inviting comment from Leena Robertson.
Symposium: Creative methods in teaching and learning in HE
On 9th September CERS held a symposium around the use of creative methods in teaching and learning in higher education.
Conference organised by Middlesex and Oxford Universities
On 31st August and 1st September CERS and the Oxford Centre for Higher Education Policy Studies (OxCHEPS), jointly hosted a conference on the subjects of trust, well-being and happiness in higher education.
‘Found’ exhibition supported by Dr. Victoria de Rijke
Found is an exhibition that showcases the work produced as a result of the Tavi Art residency, based at the Tavistock Centre, the internationally renowned therapy centre.