Short video interview with Mick Waters now available on Scottish Learning Festival website.
Available soon - video archive of Mick’s keynote speech, during which he reports, from an English perspective, on the aspirational aim to make learning irresistible. He uses entertaining and insightful quotes and examples from school children.
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Short video interview with Professor Stephen Heppell now available on Scottish Learning Festival website.
See the video archive of Stephen’s keynote speech, where he challenges us to embrace new skills and build new learning environments relevant to the twenty first century.
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Short video interview with Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning - Fiona Hyslop, MSP now available on Scottish Learning Festival website.
See the video archive of Fiona’s keynote speech, during which she outlines the central role of learning in supporting the Scottish Government’s strategic objectives, is also available.
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Short video interview with keynote speaker Michael Fullan now available on Scottish Learning Festival website.
See the video archive of Michael’s keynote speech, during which he outlines the six secrets of success” for Turnaround Schools, Turnaround Systems, is also available.
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There will be streaming video of all the keynote sessions on the Scottish Learning Festival website - live - as they happen.  Due to technical difficulties, the page may not display any other supporting information, and if there is no session taking place - you may see a black square.
The programme is:

Michael Fullan on Wednesday […]

Our keynote speaker is a busy man, but you can catch up with some of the issues that concern him by tapping into the blogosphere.
He appeared at the latest eTwinning event in Belgium, which was also attended by Ewan McIntosh, who was helping Scottish schools present their eTwinning projects to the rest of Europe. Ewan’s posts Stephen Heppell at eTwinning: […]

It has taken a while - and a few changes in personnel - but we are now pleased to announce the first 2 keynote speakers for the Scottish Learning Festival 2007.
Stephen Heppell, former director of Ultralab and Michael Fullan, former Dean of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education are both sure to give you plenty to […]

Peter Peacock, in his ministerial address at SETT 2006 has challenged teachers to ‘change or move on’.
Is this challenge the best way forward to achieve professional standards for Scottish education?
Are we moving to a post McCrone era?
Will this help to make Scottish Education the ‘best in the world’?
View video from Ministerial Address on SLF website.
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