• University Teacher (Creativity Culture and Faith)

telephone: 01413303423
email: Julie.Robinson@glasgow.ac.uk

Research interests

Julie is interested in researching and delivering in the area of Primary Mathematics.  Her focus here is on the the planning, implementation and evaluation of numeracy from an interdisciplinary perspective.   Her interests lie also in the field of Educational Theory and Professional Knowledge, Comparative Education, Faith, Culture, Creativity and Ethos.  Julie is very interested in particualr on research that focusses on faith, ethos and culture within schools from a Faith-based perspective.  She spent some time as part fulfilment of her M Ed Degree attending a summer school in Boston College, USA, where she engaged with research on the Education of Children with Special Needs and Diverse Learners and on studying the Jesuit Charism.

Career History

2004-2008 Successful completion of New Lecturer and Teacher Programme, University of Glasgow

1997-1999 Master of Education M Ed Degree, University of Glasgow

1990-1991 Post Graduate Diploma in Education PGDE (Primary) with Distinction, St Andrew's College of Education

1985-1989 Master of Arts MA (Honours) 2:1 in Geography,  Glasgow University

Julie is a University Teacher in the School of Education and is the Course Leader for the PGDE Post Graduate Diploma in Education Learning and Teaching in the Primary Curriculum .  Julie is also the B Ed 1 Year Co-ordinator.  Julie teaches on the PGDE (Primary) Mathematics subject field, on the B Ed 3 Mathematics curriculas area and Inter disciplinary Field and on the B Ed 4 Mathematics  Degree course programme. Julie is a Reviewer for the Ethics Board and is a Dissertation Supervisor for B Ed 4 Final Year  Undundergraduates.  Julie is involved in assisting the B Ed Admissions Officer as a member of the Faculty Admissions Team and is a representative on the B Ed Examinations Board.  Julie is  Reviewer for the Educational Journal Teacher Development