The Queen Mary Festival of Education will take place from 18-20 April 2023. The Festival will take place in person in the Graduate Centre on our Mile End campus. Most sessions will be available to join online on Zoom Events. Full session and speaker details can be found on Zoom Events on the sessions tab.
Professor Edward Peck. Nottingham Trent University, Department for Education (DfE) Student Support Champion:
The future role of student analytics in supporting inclusive education
Parallel session A1: workshop
Creating and supporting scholarship communities at Queen Mary
Parallel session A2: workshop
Collage it! Exploring your research topic with the help of collaging
Parallel session B1: presentation
Using Mentimeter for inclusive mixed mode education
Parallel session B2: presentation
Building community, inclusion and belonging through exhibiting and sharing art in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry
Break
Parallel session C1: workshop
Embedding Learner Engagement Analytics (LEA) into your Curriculum Design
Parallel session C2: panel
Co-creating educational scholarship and practice – the Queen Mary Academy Learner Intern Project
Parallel session D1: presentation
Co-creating to promote inclusivity, belonging and flourishing: experiences and opportunities for projects and recognition through the SEED award
Parallel session D2: presentation
Gifted students in class and how to make them go beyond themselves when learning a language
Welcome and Presentation:
Gender and Prestige: Valuing teaching, research and service in higher education
Dr Camille Kandiko Howson, Imperial College London
Lightning Talks
11:55 - 12:40
Excel through inclusion in TNE: Workshop on practical approaches
Parallel session A2: presentation
A conversation on diversity: Student and teachers experience regarding levels of LGBTQ+ inclusivity in the language classroom
13:00 - 13:30
Reducing the burden of overassessment through assessment co-creation across modules
Highlighting diverse role models in chemistry: Co-creation with Y2 UG and Y12 school/college students
13:30 - 14:00
Panel discussion:
Opening the doors of opportunity
Chaired by Alex Prestage, Queen Mary University of London
Parallel session C1: presentation
Engaging students as co-creators in curriculum enhancement: reflections on student and staff experiences
Parallel session C2: presentation
Inclusive Curriculum in Practice
Welcome
Parallel session A1: panel
CAISE: Championing Inclusive Education in Science and Engineering Programmes
Embedding British Values into Degree Apprenticeship provision
Diversifying the curriculum through community-based learning and teaching
Parallel session B2: workshop
Using scratchcards to develop oracy and encourage deeper learning in Higher Education
Presentation
Develop student employability skills through cross-institutional collaborative disciplinary student led-symposium
Followed by
Closing