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LEGOŽ for Learning
16th June 2016

 

Dear colleagues,

 

Have you ever thought about how you might use LEGOŽ bricks for learning? If so, and you want to find out more about how you can use LEGOŽ in your teaching and research, then keep reading!

 

The Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning will be offering a one day hands-on playshop to introduce participants to LEGOŽ for Learning delivered by accredited and experienced LEGOŽ Serious PlayŽ facilitators. Valuable insights will be gained through LEGOŽ model making, metaphors and storytelling. Gain hands on experience of techniques and approaches with colleagues from a range of educational backgrounds and identify opportunities to use LEGOŽ in your practice. If you teach, support learning and or carry out research and would like to explore the use of LEGOŽ in these contexts, then this playshop is for you!

 

Register to experience and learn about how you can use LEGOŽ and the LEGOŽ Serious PlayŽ (LSP) method to transform participation, community building, ideas generation and so much more in a wide range of learning, teaching and research situations in various disciplines and professional areas.

 

Programme for the day:

9.30am

Register and refreshments

10am-12pm

Introduction to the use of LEGOŽ and the LSP method and applications in education

12-1.30pm

Lunch and networking

1.30-3.30pm

Developing reflection and ideas generation using LEGOŽ and LSP

3.30-4pm

Next steps and departure

 

§  Price: Ł150 per person

§  Date: 16th June 2016

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§  Location: Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, All Saints Campus

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Please note, places are limited. Book early to avoid disappointment.

See http://www.celt.mmu.ac.uk/cpd/external/lego_for_learning.php

 

 

Chrissi (Nerantzi) and Dr Stephen Powell

Principal Lecturers in Academic CPD

 

Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT)

Manchester Metropolitan University

Room 101 First Floor

All Saints Building

Oxford Road

Manchester

M15 6BG

 

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