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APEX Book We are looking for contributions towards the living legacies of APEX in the form of stories and accounts of practice either influenced by APEX or influencing APEX. Please contact apex@bathnes.gov.uk Posted by Andrew Henon on 15 May 2012  The learning life course of at ‘risk’ children aged 3-16 NEXUSBRISTOL next event: The learning life course of at ‘risk’ children aged 3-16 Wednesday 29 February 5 pm to 6.30 pm followed by refreshments Room 4.10 Graduate School of Education 35 Berkeley Square BS8 1JA Why and when do certain children manage to succeed ‘against the odds’ while others do not? This talk will explore the child and family case studies that were conducted as part of ‘the effective provision of pre-school, primary and secondary education research project’. It will be followed by inputs from a Graduate School of Education panel and opportunities to raise questions and discussion. We also invite you to continue the discussion over refreshments afterwards. Speakers Professor Iram Siraj-Blatchford (Institute of Education, University of London), Professor Rosamund Sutherland, Dr Frances Giampapa and Dr Sarah Eagle (Graduate School of Education) To book a place please email: lucy.stephens@bris.ac.uk www.bristol.ac.uk/education/events/2012/iram-siraj-blatchford-event.pdf Posted by Shelagh on 03 February 2012 I may go to this and the preceding seminar on creativity in primary maths. The Graduate School organise excellent events and have a lovely home at the top of Park St; well worth looking at their schedule of events. Posted by Mark on 07 February 2012 Cooperative conference Check out this website www.esri.mmu.ac.uk/seminars/Mainstreaming%20Co-operation.pdf Posted by Maureen on 02 February 2012 Michael Marmot I’m enjoying listening to the current BBC Radio 4 series ‘The Life Scientific’ and several of the programmes strike accord with many of our discussions about knowledge creation and research in which personal values are an essential part, sometimes the starting point for research. I am thinking particularly of the interview with Sir Michael Marmot in which he describes how his concern with social justice stimulated his research into the epidemiology of cardiac disease and how social class is a significant marker to developing the condition. Marmot’s interview can be accessed from www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b016ld4q/The_Life_Scientific_Sir_Michael_Marmot/ And the other programmes, including an interview with Steven Pinker in which he talks about his new book The Better Angels of our Nature, are available here: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b015sqc7 Mark Posted by Mark on 08 November 2011 | 
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