Bristol Conversations in Education research seminar series

Bristol Conversations in Education is a seminar series which showcases world-class, impactful, cross-disciplinary research about education.

The series aims to promote lively discussion around teaching, learning and leadership in education and is aimed at researchers, practitioners and policy makers. Each seminar is hosted by a leading academic from our research centres and networks. Everyone is welcome to attend. It is free to attend but registration is required.

March

Wednesday 11th March, 10:00-11:00 (GMT), Online

Refusing “Sustainable Development”: A Relational, Decolonial Approach to Curriculum-Making with the Ju/’hoansi of Nhoma, NamibiaAnti-Ableism in Primary Education through Imagination and Play

  • Kate Matzopoulos (Doctoral Researcher, University of Bath, UK)

April

Wednesday 29th April, 12:00-13:00 (BST), Hybrid

Can 4-year-olds’ language learning be driven by prediction errors?

  • Dr Ed Donnellan (University of Warwick)

Catch up on past Bristol Conversations seminars on the Bristol Conversations in Education recordings webpages.