Prof. Fan in the Battle of Ideas
Last year Prof. Fan took part in the Battle of Ideas. Lessons from Asia: what is a world-class education? (more information). At the end there also is a shout-out to research by other colleagues from Southampton.
Last year Prof. Fan took part in the Battle of Ideas. Lessons from Asia: what is a world-class education? (more information). At the end there also is a shout-out to research by other colleagues from Southampton.
MSHE member Keith Jones has two new co-authored articles on aspects of geometry education just published. Both are ‘open access’ so everyone can access and read the papers. One, entitled “Spatial visualisation reasoning about 2D representations of 3D geometrical shapes in grades 4 to 9”, found that 10-15 year-old students using either spatial visualisation or…
Date/time: Tuesday 18 October 2016, 1600-1700 Venue: Highfield campus, building 32/2097 Chair: David Galbraith Speaker: Dr Markus Hefter, Bielefeld University, Germany Title: How can training interventions support science education? Abstract: Argumentation strategies, such as evaluating arguments or supporting theories with evidence, play a crucial role in science education. They are beneficial for developing deep understanding…
Members from our research centre have been succesful securing funding by the University’s Public & Community Engagement (PCE) Development Fund through the Public Engagement with Research Unit in order to develop a new approach for engaging young children with nature and the environment. The project, Wild Citizens! – enabling children to become active environmental citizens,…
Recently forty students, in Years 8-10, from across the South of England, attended the LifeLab Summer School for prospective Medics. The programmes included a range of exciting, informative and hands-on workshops delivered by Medical Students, Intensive Care Consultants, Emergency Department Nurses and other Healthcare Professionals. The young people were able to try suturing and basic…
Knightwood Primary School – Wilder School Tour Tara Kennard, Primary Year 3 class teacher and outdoor learning leader Tara is an award winning Wilder School Leader at Knightwood Primary School. Tara took the group on a tour of the school grounds and explained the enhancements that have been made to give wildlife a home and encourage…
Our research centre was pleased to host a visit by Dr Yusuke Shinno, Osaka Kyoiku University, Japan, accompanied by Dr Taro Fujita, University of Exeter, UK, on Tuesday 8 December. The visit provided an opportunity to discuss the research being carried out by Dr Shinno and Dr Fujita into learners’ difficulties with mathematical induction, a…