Research events - Page 4
Welcome to an interesting hour with professor Anne Kovalainen, University of Turku, Finland.
Welcome to this open research seminar with Dr. Nick Peim, University of Birmingham. UK. The seminar explores the resources available from philosophy and theory that can be practically applied to any educational research project.
Open-mindedness is a virtue highly valued in educational contexts. However, does open-mindedness imply a tendency to reject firm beliefs? To embrace any idea? This seminar points to the need for qualified arguments. Also, to the ways in which open-mindedness may require synergy with other intellectual virtues if our aim is to promote a just and open society.
Welcome all to this open lecture with professor David F. Labaree, Stanford University, USA.
Welcome all to this open lecture with Dr. Rebekka Horlacher, University of Zurich.
Welcome all to this open lecture with Professor Daniel Tröhler, University of Vienna / University of Oslo.
Welcome all to this open lecture with Dr. Tyler Watts, New York University.
Welcome all to this open lecture with Professor Cybele Raver, New York University.
Presenter in this seminar is Hanni Muukkonen, Professor in Educational Psychology, Faculty of Education, University of Oulu, Finland.
Welcome to this open seminar with Professor Helen Gunter, University of Manchester, UK.
Welcome to an interesting hour with Professor Sara de Freitas.
Department of Special Needs Education, Department of Education and Department of Teacher Education and School Research are hosting an open seminar on October 18th. The speakers are the internationally renowned professors, James Wertsch, Washington University in St.Louis and Per Linell, Linköping University.
Professor Julian Sefton-Green, and commentators, will give a talk about the new book Learning beyond the School.
Welcome to open lecture with Professor Marianna Papastephanou. Introduction by Professor Torill Strand, comments by Professor Inga Bostad.
Feel free to join this open lecture with Professor Allison Littlejohn from The Open University in the UK.
University of Oslo and Chr. Michelsen Institute have collaborated with the Brookings Institution on two research projects - one conducted in Norwegian schools and one in developing countries - to better understand what skills young people require for the 21st century and how to equip them to adapt effectively to a changing world. The seminar will combine presentation of results from the two projects investigating 21st century skills with panels discussing policy implication and directions.