Development of the School of Education app for new teachers
The School of Education has launched its first app, “Proficio”, which provides support for our new teacher graduates.
The 2012 Cardinal Winning Lecture
The School of Education would like to invite you to this year's 'Cardinal Winning Lecture' on Saturday 18 February, to be held in Lecture Theatre 213, St Andrews Building, University of Glasgow.
Scottish Network for Able Pupils
SNAP are hosting a one day event for Education Authority personnel, teachers and parents on Wednesday 22 February 2012. This session will shre the findings from research carried out in 4 Education Authorities in Scotland in 2011.
University of Glasgow, Teacher's Network
This professional network of teacher graduates and staff from the and colleagues from educational institutions and organisations around the world, hosts seminars and networking opportunities.
Glasgow primary children to meet award winning Children's author, Morris Gleitzman and display their work in the School of Education.
The School of Education and GRAMNet will host a talk by the award-winning Australian children's author Morris Gleitzman for primary schoolchildren as part of an Esmée Fairbairn Foundation funded project, "Journeys from Images to Words".
Donaldson joins Glasgow's School of Education
Graham Donaldson joins the School of Education on the 1st April as a Honorary Professor in a joint venture between the Scottish government and the School of Education at the University of Glasgow.
A launch-of-findings conference: Does RE Work?
The conference will explore the findings and implications of our 3-year AHRC/ESRC ethnographic study of Religious Education in British classrooms; the most comprehensive investigation of its kind for more than a generation
Lifetime award for Professor Tony Townsend
Professor Tony Townsend, Chair of Public Service, Educational Leadership and Management in the School of Education has been honoured with a lifetime award by the International Congress on the School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI) at their 24th conference in Cyprus.
Charting new territory and breaking down barriers with picture books
TESS published a full page story on the Visual Journeys Project and some of its findings so far based on interviews with the research team: Dr Evelyn Arizpe, Dr Maureen Farrell and Ms Julie McAdam.
Access student success
A record number of 94 people have made their way into higher education this year through the School's mature student Access programme.
89% satisfaction rating in National Student Survey
The School of Education achieved an overall satisfaction rating of 89% in this year’s National Student Survey and is now ranked second in Scotland and twelfth in the UK.