Below are the conference programmes from the past PESGB Annual Conferences:
Teaching Truth and Honesty in a Populist Era Professor Sarah Stitzlein, Professor of Education and Philosophy University of Cincinnati Zoom Link here. In a world swirling with competing...
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Revisiting Doing Theory on Education with Popular Culture Professor Julian McDougall, Bournemouth University Published in 2019, in the ‘before times’ in so many ways. Doing Theory on Education...
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Narrative Art and Education Dr Aline Nardo, University of Edinburgh Dr Laura D’Olimpio, University of Birmingham Dr James MacAllister, University of Edinburgh Professor Michael Hand, University...
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Call for Papers Much has been written about the so-called “neoliberal” university, and how this has impacted students, student-teacher relationships, and general conceptions about the purposes...
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The Necessity of Aesthetic Education by Laura D’Olimpio GUEST SPEAKERS Kristjan Kristjansson, Elizabeth O’Brien and Simon Larter-Evans You are invited to a panel discussion to celebrate the...
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Screening: Approaching the Elephant Professor Judith Suissa Booking is essential. Click here for more information and to book. The latest FACT x Hope University event explores alternative and...
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Paul Standish (UCL IOE) Coming into the world, coming into language, reading the world What is it to be in the world? What do we mean by “world”? considering the way the very young child comes...
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Kai Wortmann (University of Tübingen, Germany) Educational Theory and the Limits of Critique: Problems with and alternatives to critical ways of speaking about education This talk will introduce...
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Work as a school subject: the case for educating for flourishing in the workplace Iason Papaioannou-Turner, University of Warwick All welcome. Iason Papaioannou-Turner is a PhD candidate in...
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Birgit Shaffar (University of Helsinki, Finland) and Camilla Kronqvist (Abo Akademi, Finland) Is there a place for ‘place’ in an educational theory of Bildung? Bildung has been a catalyst for...
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Digital Citizenship, Digital Justice and the Promise and Perils of Technological Transformation Bob Davis (Glasgow University) Teaching for Digital Citizenship: Digital Ethics in the Classroom and...
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Classrooms as Cultural Playgrounds ROWENA AZADA-PALACIOS (Ateneo de Manila University) Both at home and abroad, recent headlines have cast a spotlight on the politics of national identity, posing a...
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