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Dear colleagues

 

We’re writing to let  you know about a range of exciting HEA activities we’d love you to get involved in over the coming months.

 

We are pleased to announce the return of our annual conferences on teaching and learning in the disciplines, we’ll be running four conferences across 15/16 and the call for papers are now open for each of these Inspire conferences -  https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/about/news/call-papers-open-teaching-and-learning-conferences :

 

·         Social Science conference, 3–4 December 2015, Manchester

·         STEM conference, 28­­–29 January 2016 Nottingham

·         Health and Social Care conference, 24–25 February 2016 Glasgow

·         Arts and Humanities conference, 3–4 March 2016 Brighton. See more at:

 

This month sees the launch of a new Twitter chat #HEAchat which will take place on the last Tuesday of each month from 6.30-7.30pm. This will be a regular, open forum for academics to come together and share their experiences of teaching and learning in HE/FE with a particular focus on disciplinary issues in teaching and learning. Join us for a chance to connect with teaching and learning practitioners beyond your institution or discipline, share ideas and together find new, inventive ways to face challenges and be creative in your teaching and learning practice. - See more at: https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/about-hea/blog/heachat

 

Finally, we are hosting a series of free lunchtime research webinars which offer you the opportunity to come together to debate critical issues in HE learning and teaching. Taking newly-available pedagogic research and resources as their starting point, our webinars are aimed at those who want to keep up-to-date with new thinking to improve their practice, inform their institutional strategy, and develop policy.  Our first on the pedagogies of partnership is on 7 October . You can read more about the series here: https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/research/research-webinars

 

We hope you will join us in the coming months and consider submitting a paper to one of our conferences.

 

Best wishes

 

Kandy

 

Kandy Woodfield

Head of Social Sciences

 

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