Seminar adroddiadau Rhwydwaith Tystiolaeth Gydweithredol (CEN)
Collaborative Evidence Network (CEN) reports seminars
Over the course of the last year, the Welsh Government have been holding a series of online seminars to showcase and disseminate the main findings from the Collaborative Evidence Network (CEN) reports. The eighteen collaborative research projects, involving HEIs and other organisations, looked at impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on various aspects of the education system and on particular groups of learners. They also looked at ways to mitigate those impacts, as well as ways practitioners and learners can be better supported going forwards.
The sixth seminar focuses on professional learning and initial teacher education. This includes an investigation of the pandemic on the professional learning needs of teachers in Wales as part of the Schools as Learning Organisations framework. It also includes an evaluation of the nature of online provision in Initial Teacher Education courses.
Seminar 6 – The influence of the pandemic on professional learning needs and initial teacher education.
February 7th 2024, 16:00 - 17:30
4pm – Introduction from the Chair - Ann Bradshaw, Schools as Learning Organisations Lead, Bangor University
4.05-4.25pm – Presentation from researchers
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The influence of COVID-19 on Schools as Learning Organisations - Rhys JOnes (Liverpool Hope University) and Dr. Fatema Sultana (Bangor University)
4.25-4.35pm – Q&A
4.35-4.55pm – Presentation from researchers
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An evaluation of the emergency online teaching provision in Wales' Initial Teacher Education courses - led by Dr. Lowri Jones and Dr. Tanya Hathaway (Bangor University)
4.55-5.05pm – Q&A
5.05-5.25pm – General discussion and comments on both reports
5.25pm – Closing comments from Chair
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