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Gaelic Elearning Conference
Twenty representatives from seven local authorities across Scotland attended a conference on digital learning in Gaelic Learner Education at the University of Strathclyde on 14 September.
News from Scotland's National Centre for Languages
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Psychology Teachers in Scotland - Information for Schools
For the first time, Scotland has a new group of teachers registered in Psychology, thanks to the country’s only teacher education course in the subject at the University of Strathclyde. These new teachers can bring many advantages to our schools and young people.
Events
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SatNov3
Child's Curriculum Conference
Natural Voice of Young Children : Making Sense of Learning Through Play
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SatOct27
Inquisitive Minds Conference - NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED
This year's conference will explore a range of threads linked to the key principles of Reggio Emilia
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School of Education Seminar Series 2018 2019
Wednesdays 16:30-18:00
The series allows presentation and discussion of key educational urgencies, theories, debates and policies
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Student projects
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Peer Assessment in a Year 1 Placement module: developing skills for effective learning
The School of Education recognises that first year university students do not acquire the necessary skills to be an effective learner simply by attending classes. Find out more.
BioLab
The BioLab is run by technicians in the School of Education at Strathclyde University who provide pupils with the opportunity to perform science practicals which they are unable to do at school. The pupils gain valuable knowledge of the practical aspect of the lab and enjoy the experience of being in the University.
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Innovation in Primary Education: Developing Innovative Practice as a Student Teacher
If you're interested in leading innovation at primary school level, this is the place for you.
This site explores innovative, alternative and creative forms of education so we can learn from them, taking the key ideas, and exploring how to apply them in a mainstream context.
It's also an opportunity to reflect on ideas that work, and those that don’t.
School of Education Resources Centre
This is a unique resource where students can plan, discuss and practise lessons surrounded by resources related to the school curriculum.
Gaelic immersion course for teachers
Gaelic language teaching in Scotland's schools is being boosted by a University of Strathclyde training programme.