Hi folks
Just a reminder that there is still time for CLD practitioners to register for free to attend the Scottish Learning Festival which is happening in Glasgow this week (Wed Sept 19th and Thurs 20th).
https://education.gov.scot/what-we-do/Scottish+Learning+Festival
Here are a few highlights:
NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US: THE YEAR OF YOUNG PEOPLE AS A CATALYST FOR PARTICIPATION Louise Macdonald OBE, Chief Executive, Young Scot WEDNESDAY – 14.00-14.45 |
STEM Expo 2018 Kick-start STEM in your setting by taking part in our wide range of STEM demonstration sessions. In a first for the Scottish Learning Festival, these experiential sessions are packed full of practical ideas that practitioners can replicate in their own settings to motivate and engage learners across STEM subjects and digital learning within early learning, primary, secondary and community settings. THURSDAY – 10.45-11.30 |
Empowering young people to make a difference! Ten years of YPI Scotland Jonathan Christie, The Wood Foundation This seminar will explore the significant role young people play in communities across Scotland. Co-designed with a cross section of schools/young people, this session will share perspectives from those who have participated in YPI Scotland, collaborated closely with third sector partners, and impacted upon the issues that most significantly affect their lives. Wednesday 9.30-10.15am |
Future-proofing education through co-design with young people Paul Gault, Young Scot We will host an interactive session where young people will help lead and work with delegates using a co-design approach. This will build upon some of the key findings which have emerged through Young Scot’s extensive experience in gathering young people’s views on education including the opportunities and challenges related to sharing power with young people. Wednesday 2-3.15pm |
Our digital rights: a shared responsibility Young Scot 5Rights Youth Leadership Group The Young Scot 5Rights Youth Leadership Group wants to challenge the way you look at ‘digital natives’. In this seminar this diverse group of young people share their passion for championing their digital rights, and invite you to rethink your approach in empowering young people in an increasingly digital world. Wednesday 3.15-4pm |
#iwill campaign – young people using their voice and making a difference through social action and youth Liz Green, YouthLink Scotland and Mandy Davidson, Lenzie Academy Young people are inspiring all of us with the difference they are making through social action; helping communities, engaging with local/national decision makers and more. #iwill encourages cross-sectoral collaboration to enable meaningful youth participation. Hear about the impact of formal and informal approaches from schools, youth work and young people. Thursday 10.45-11.30am |
Collaborating with partners on developing family learning approaches
Susan Doherty, Education Scotland
This seminar will consider:
• legislation/policies on family learning in Scotland
• benefits of using a family learning approach
• Review of Family Learning 2016
• Framework for Family Learning
• examples of innovative and interesting practice.
Thursday 12-12.45pm