The programme for TEAN Conference 2024 is complete and full of exciting and challenging keynotes, workshops, and presentations on evaluation of innovative practice or research into teacher education. A list of presentation titles and speaker is available and will give you a flavour of the event, click here.
The programme schedule is now set, to see dates and times click here.
TEAN conference 2024 invovles around 150 teacher educators, working across a range of different settings but with a shared understanding of the complexity, challenges, and significance of teacher education and development. The conference offers a powerful professional learning experience for all teacher educators and tickets are still available. Registration is at: https://tean.ac.uk/registration-accommodation/
The call for papers is formally closed. However, if you wish to attend conference but want to make a contribution then we still have one or two round table presentation slots available. Contact the conference chair at tean@cumbria.ac.uk
We are very excited to have two world-leading keynote speakers for TEAN Conference 2024. Prof Gert Biesta will challenge teacher educators around ‘Taking Teaching Seriously’, which has implications for research-informed practice, effective educational research, and pushing back on ‘learnification’. Prof Lee Rusznyak will focus on ‘Classroom Conversations’, using Legitimation Code Theory (LCT) to analyse and strengthen teaching observation debrief dialogue between beginning teachers and teacher educators. We have a wide range of high quality presentations with strands of work this year including one on issues related to social justice, including anti-racism in teacher education, and another on analysis of classroom teaching, including the application of Legitimation Code Theory (LCT). We have workshops including Professors Vini Lander and Heather Smith on anti-racism frameworks for teacher education, Dr Yonah Matemba on decolonising the teacher education curriculum and presentation by Dr Khadija Mohammed who has contributed to development of the Scottish anti-racist framework for teacher education. We have the keynote from Lee Rusznyak plus a workshop by Dr Andy Ash, who is a school-based researcher, on analysing classroom teaching using Legitimation Code Theory. If you are a teacher educator and/or a researcher into teacher education, then we hope you will join us in May in Manchester. Details on registration fees are available here. There is a wide range of budget accommodation available within a short walk of the venue hotel.
For conference registration and fee, including early bird rates, please see details here.
Check out a brief review of conference in 2023 by clicking here.
To join the TEAN network send a request email to tean@cumbria.ac.uk.
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