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SUMMARY:The Sarah Fielden Lecture Series: Teaching Education at the Cross
 roads: Scholarship\, Practice and Policy
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DESCRIPTION:For the next in the Sarah Fielden Lecture Series\, join Profe
 ssor Jean Murray\, Emeritus Professor at the University of East London\,
  to examine the shifting history of teaching education as a site of poli
 cy intervention\, professional formation and knowledge production. Jean 
 will trace developments in the organisation of teacher education across 
 universities and schools\, considering how institutional arrangements\, 
 staffing and regulation have shaped what is taken to count as profession
 al learning and scholarly work. She will also consider the compound effe
 cts of the RAE/REF on the direction of teacher education research\, incl
 uding changes in staffing profiles and research priorities. These effect
 s also reveal ongoing tensions between scholarship\, practice and policy
 . She will argue for renewed commitment to forms of inquiry and collabor
 ation that sustain teacher education as a critical\, publicly engaged sc
 holarly field.\n\nJean is widely recognised as a champion for teacher ed
 ucation and is a leading researcher in the field. Her work explores how 
 national and institutional contexts shape the identities and learning of
  teacher educators globally. Jean has led major initiatives to develop r
 esearch capacity\, including the ESRC-sponsored TERN network and Norway'
 s NAFOL doctoral school. She is a founding member of InFo-TED\, the Inte
 rnational Forum for Teacher Educator Development.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:AG3/4\, Ellen Wilkinson Building\, Manchester
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