tessJanuary 7th, 2010
The theme for SLF 2010 is Curriculum for Excellence: Enhancing experiences, raising standards. We are now accepting abstracts for proposed participation. Visit the Scottish Learning Festival website for more information on the theme and details of how to submit a proposal.
Categories: Curriculum for Excellence, SLF 2010, Scottish education
jmsNovember 19th, 2009
Here is a further list of seminars that have their associated presentations added to this site:
If there are any more, they will be posted on their respective seminar descriptor pages.
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Categories: SLF09, Scottish education, Speakers
jmsNovember 3rd, 2009
Here is an additional list of seminars that have their associated presentations added to this site:
More to follow.
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jmsOctober 9th, 2009
To save you hunting about – here is a list of seminars that, so far, have their associated presentations added to this site:
More to follow.
A few more presentations have been shared by presenters via www.SlideShare.net.
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jmsSeptember 24th, 2009
Keynote speeches by Fiona Hyslop and Carol Dweck now available on SLF website.
More to follow soon.
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Categories: Curriculum for Excellence, Keynotes, SLF09, Scottish education
jmsSeptember 18th, 2009
The national Glow Meet with Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning was a real success.
Over 700 pupils and teachers joined in to hear the Cabinet Secretary speak about why she is proud to be Scottish. She then took questions from the Glow audience, hearing from classes from as far apart as Shetland and Dumfries and Galloway.
If you’d like a chance to view a recording of the Glow Meet, it can be found on the SLF Extra Glow Group (Glow login required).
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Categories: Glow, Homecoming, SLF09, Scottish education
jmsSeptember 8th, 2009
Young Radiowaves reporters from Rimbleton Primary School and Kirkcaldy High School are looking forward to visiting SLF 2009 and interviewing V.I.P.s, teachers, guests and even some exhibitors.
The interviews will be posted on the Scottish Learning Festival channel on the Radiowaves website.
Alternatively, you can subscribe to the RSS feed to be kept up to date with any new podcasts as they are posted.
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Categories: Audio, Blogs/podcasts, Feedback, ICT, SLF09, Scottish education
jmsSeptember 8th, 2009
In advance of her keynote speech at SLF 2009, Fiona Hyslop will be hosting a Glow Meet for Scottish schools from Gavinburn Primary School in West Dunbartonshire.
The Glow Meet will take place on the September 15, 2009 between 1pm and 2pm. Ms Hyslop will be speaking about why she is proud to be Scottish. She is inviting pupils from schools across the country to contribute by asking questions via Glow Meet.
To sign up your class to watch or to take part in the question and answer session, please visit the SLF Extra Glow Group (Glow login required).
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jmsApril 6th, 2009
The SLF team are delighted to announce the following internationally renowned keynote speakers for this years conference:-
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Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning, Fiona Hyslop MSP, Scottish Government
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Prof. Ferre Laevers, Director of the Research Centre for Experiential Education, University of Leuven
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Prof. Carol Dweck, Lewis and Virginia Eaton Professor of Psychology, Stanford University
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Frank Dick OBE, former British Athletics Federation Director of Coaching.
Further information about the keynotes, conference programme and details of how to book will be available from the SLF website at the end of April.
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Categories: International education, Keynotes, Programme, SLF2009, Scottish education, Speakers
jmsOctober 6th, 2008
Planning for next year’s Festival has already started. If you would like to take part in next year’s conference programme, information about the Call for Participation and how to submit your proposal will be available on the SLF website later this month.
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