[Andrew Field]

This shows the up and coming seminars to be delivered.

It is hoped that this area will become a useful point of reference for all history teachers. The seminars will also be promoted and featured in the Teaching History Online and Education on the Internet newsletters run by John Simkin. Please bear this in mind when posting your comments.

Any additional suggestions and proposals for future seminars will be more than welcome. Please contact John or myself using the links in this forum - the PM or e-mail links will provide an instant way of doing this if you are a registered user.

Seminar Timetable
[These are proposals - all the authors are still closely involved in the profession, so this timetable has not been produced as a means of forcing additional work upon these people. It is merely a guide to show what will be appearing when they have time!]

Current Seminars - Summer Term 2003

30th April John Simkin (The Student as Teacher)
7th May Carole Faithorn (Essay writing skills at AS Level)
14th May Stephen Drew (How to develop lessons using a variety of learning styles)
21st May Andrew Field (Encouraging history teachers to use ICT)
28th May Juan Carlos Ocaña (History Teaching in Spain)
4th June Andy Walker (Selection, Streaming and Banding... institutionalised labelling or teaching necessity? )
11th June Dafydd Humphreys (Teachers or Facilitators - is this the end of the profession?)
18th June Richard Jones-Nerzic (History in a laptop classroom)
25th June Dan Moorhouse (Raising Attainment at KS4)
2nd July Nicky Boughey (Effective Extra-curricular History Activities)
9th July Dan Lyndon (Black and Asian History in Schools)
16th July Lesley Ann Buxton (Thinking Skills)

This post has been edited by Dan Moorhouse: 07 September 2003 - 05:24 PM

[Dan Moorhouse]

Forthcoming Seminars - Autumn Term 2003

10th September John Simkin Online Simulations in History
17th September Peter Wright Surviving the First Term
24th September Dan Moorhouse Educational Visits
1st October Andrew Moore Writing Educational Websites
8th October Dave Wallbanks Supply Teaching
15th October Richard Drew Interpretations - a Misunderstood Skill?
22nd October Anders Macgregor Teaching History in Sweden
29th October Richard Jones-Nerzic Teaching History with a hypertext curriculum
5th November Andy Walker Assessment in History
12th November Stephen Drew Maximising the outcomes from revision
19th November Dan Moorhouse Active Learning in History
26th November Andrew Field Creating Effective Online Lessons
3rd December Literacy in History

[Dan Moorhouse]

<span style='color:red'><span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>Seminar timetable for the Spring Term</span></span>

<span style='color:red'>7th January </span>- Stephen Drew - History and Art
<span style='color:red'>21st January </span>- Andy Walker - Teacher training
<span style='color:red'>4th February</span> - Richard Drew - Numeracy in the History Curriculum
<span style='color:red'>18th February</span> - Dave Wallbanks - Teaching Local History
<span style='color:red'>3rd March</span> - John D Clare - DIFFERENTIATION
<span style='color:red'>17th March </span>- Daniel Letouzey - Teaching history in France
<span style='color:red'>31st March </span>- Alison Denton - Teaching the Industrial Revolution
<span style='color:red'>14th April</span> - Richard Jones-Nerzic - Using the student forum for collaborative projects

Seminars are now running fortnightly as a result of feedback given by regular participants.

[Dan Moorhouse]

Summer Term 2004

28th April - Dan Moorhouse - History and Citizenship
12th May - Paul Smith - History post-16
26th May - Peter Wright - Teaching History in Scotland: a 'Rough Guide'
9th June - Heather Scott - Making Effective use of Data
23rd June - Roy Huggins - Getting the most out of an Interactive Whiteboard
Dave Wallbanks Dave Wallbanks - Head of Department: dispatch from the front line
14th July Richard Jones Nerzic - Using digital video in the history classroom, why, what and how.

This post has been edited by Dan Moorhouse: 27 September 2004 - 04:16 PM

[Dan Moorhouse]

Autumn Term 2004

September 8th - Developing students historical skills in Year 7. Neil McDonald.

September 22nd - Active Learning revisited. Ian Dawson and Dan Moorhouse.

October 6th - Mentoring PGCE Students - Sally Burnham

November 17th - Teaching the Tudors. Carole Faithorn.




NB: Please note that the order of seminars has been adjusted.

This post has been edited by Dan Moorhouse: 25 March 2005 - 01:43 PM

[Dan Moorhouse]

January 25th - Provision for Gifted and talented pupils in history

Feb 2nd - Making best use of ICT

This post has been edited by Dan Moorhouse: 25 March 2005 - 01:43 PM