Teaching in Public - the Future of Higher Education?

21 to 23 November 2007, Marriott Hotel Cardiff

Wednesday 21st November

You can also download the programme for Wednesday here. All delagates will receive a full programme on registration.

11:00 - 12:00	Arrival and Registration
12:00 - 1:00	Lunch
1:00 - 1:15 BARDD SUITE	Welcome and Conference Introduction Christine Chapman, National Assembly for Wales Member for Cynon Valley CHAIR: Alasdair Blair, C-SAP Director
1:15 - 2:15 BARDD SUITE	Keynote 1: Norman Sharp, Director QAA Scotland "Teaching in Public: contextualizing the meaning of quality" CHAIR: Helen Howard, C-SAP Associate Director
2:15 - 3:00	Break for Hotel Check In
ROOMS	BARDD SUITE  RICHARD DE CLARE ROBERT HUGHES HENRY MORGAN
3:00 - 4:00	Teacher Student Nexus Public Teaching Public Good Public Teaching P Ainley Researching the variety of student experiences, some modest proposals M Farrar Forming Critical Citizens: community based learning at Leeds Metropolitan University P Welch Reclaiming Higher Education as a public good: teaching for social justice through feminist pedagogy C Gifford Working with schools: active citizenship for undergraduate students Teacher Student Nexus Public Teaching Public Intellect Teacher Student Nexus D Jary / Y Lebeau What is learned in undergraduate sociology? P Green / P Anderson The public face of community based learning: the case for volunteering in the curriculum S Kiat Kok The changing orientation of HE M Wyman Teaching the practice of Politics
4:00 - 5:00	Talking Circles 1 &2 Talking Circles 3 Talking Circles 4 Talking Circles 5
5:00 - 6:00	Public Intellect Public Good Public Intellect Public Teaching M Cumberbatch Current social issues and concerns across all modules A Pilkington Multiculturalism and the Sociology Curriculum C Stone The role of Public HE institutions in enhancing equality in education Venezualan popular educators  presentation (A Reyes & E Guilarte) Public Good Public Teaching Public Good Public Teaching S Housee Education that CAN make a DIFFERENCE M Sheaff Public Sociology and Health Professions J Bacevic Whose Public, Whose Good? The case of "Master" and "Servant" in Serbian HE Venezualan presentation continued
6:00 - 7:00	C-SAP JOURNAL BOARD MEETING - RICHARD DE CLARE ROOM or Free time / networking
7:00 - 10:00	Dinner Mediterrano Hotel Restaurant

Talking Circles Groups

You can see more information on Talking Circles here

Talking Circles 1	Teacher Student Nexus. Facilitator: Graham Gibbs, Huddersfield University.
Talking Circles 2	Public Teaching. Facilitator: Kevin Hylton, Leeds Metropolitan University.
Talking Circles 3	Teaching as a Public Space. Facilitator: Richard Pountney, Sheffield Hallam University.
Talking Circles 4	Teaching as a Public Good. Facilitator: Emily Horowitz, St Francis College, New York.
Talking Circles 5	Teaching as Public Intellect. Facilitator: Liz Marr, Manchester Metropolitan University.

Exhibits open from 1:00 to 10:00 pm.

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