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Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 13 December 2006
Dr Manuel SALAS-VELASCO, Dept Educational Research, 6 December 2006
ICCE 2006 Workshop - Phenomenongraphy: Conceptions of -Learning in an Interculture Context, 30 November - December 4 2006
Jonathan Tummons, Dept Educational Research, 29 November 2006
Jo Armstrong, Department of Educational Research, 22 November 2006
Sandra Cuban, Dept Educational Research, 15 November 2006
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 8 November 2006
Are Ethics Commitees Ethical?, 23 October 2006
Higher Education Close Up 3, 24-26 July 2006
Teaching and Learning Cultures reading group, 18 July 2006
How critical theory can inform research into teaching and learning in higher education, 14 July 2006
Jeng Jing Educational Research Seminar, 21 June 2006
Educational Research Seminar, 14 June 2006
Girls and their social worlds - ESRC Seminar Series, 7 June 2006
Pupil perspectives on whole class discussions in the key stage 2 primary classroom, 7 June 2006
Diane Reay The Zombie stalking English Schools: Social Class and Educational Inequality, 31 May 2006
Employability in the Knowledge Economy: Living the Fulfilled Life or Policy Chimera?, 17 May 2006
Global competitiveness and the regulation of UK adult literacy policy, 10 May 2006
Mark Stoner 'PowerPoint in a New Key', 3 May 2006
Mark Stoner, PowerPoint in a New Key, 3 May 2006
Networked Learning 2006 - 5th International Conference, 10-12 April 2006
It's not the real world, 15 March 2006
Learning through the Internet: what do we know about 'best practice'?, 22 February 2006
Agency, identity and learning: the case of workplace learning, 25 January 2006
Technology Enhancing Learning, 18 January 2006
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