Day/Date: Saturday 6th August
Time: 10 am – 12 noon
Venue: Tannock Hall, University of Notre Dame (Fremantle).
Who should attend?
- Undergraduate teacher education students and those recently graduated (within the last year).
- Students who have conducted research as part of a unit/s in their undergraduate education course and;
- Students who are interested in learning more about how to conduct and interpret research.
Format of the workshop
Participants will engage in a round table discussion of their research projects conducted as undergraduates.
- Each participant will receive a participation certificate for attendance that identifies AITSL standards for their Professional Portfolio.
- This workshop provides you with professional learning that is research based and relevant to the Western Australian context.
Want to hear more educational research? -then stay for the rest of the day at our WAIER Annual Research Forum. The 2022 Forum theme is Research for Disruption: Making a Difference and this part of the day starts at 1 pm.
- You can choose from over 40 research presentations on a range of educational issues such as literacy, inclusive practices, gender, sustainability and more across early childhood, primary, secondary and tertiary education.
See the details here: Annual Forum – WAIER
The day concludes with a Networking Sundowner- an opportunity to meet and chat over some drinks and fabulous food.
The day concludes with a Networking Sundowner- an opportunity to meet and chat over some drinks and fabulous food.
Costs
Undergraduate Workshop Only – Free
Undergraduate Workshop and Forum – $25
Register here
If you would like to ask any questions about the WAIER Undergraduate Workshop please email:
Dr Saul Karnovsky Saul.Karnovsky@curtin.edu.au
We would love to see you there 😊
