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"Work as the Curriculum"

2nd Seminar Series

Research in Adult and Vocational Learning Group (RAVL)

The forthcoming series of seminars organised by the RAVL group examines the changing relationship between work and education, particularly as embedded in work-based approaches to higher education. These challenge the nature of higher education and its hold over the credentialisation of learning in powerful and significant ways: sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. They also serve to define the nature of knowledge in new ways. It is with the intention of furthering the understanding and conceptualisation of these new approaches to vocational and adult learning that this second series has been organised.

The seminars will be held from 12.30-2.00pm

in Room D212 in Building 5, Faculty of Education,

Market Street Campus, University of Technology, Sydney. (See Map)

Presenters:

Ian Cornford (Wed. 23 June 1999)

Situated cognition: potential for change in learning/teaching practices

John Stephenson (Thurs. 1 July 1999)

The university for industry (UfI)

UfI is a national initiative as part of the UK Government’s Lifelong Learning programme to be launched mid-2000. Its aim is to promote employability and competitiveness by providing high quality interactive learning materials on-line to support the development of basic skills and higher level work-based learning. UfI will operte by brokering partnerships, commisiioning services and quality benchmarking all services.

Carl Rhodes (Wed. 4 August 1999)

Multiple voices: heteroglossia and multitextuality in the new organisation

Hermine Scheeres (Wed. 18 August 1999)

‘Learning to be’ in the workplace: questions of new identity

Paul Hager (Wed. 1 September 1999)

New conceptions of knowledge

 

For further information please contact

Dr Colin Symes (Colin.Symes@uts.edu.au) 02-9514 3920

 


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