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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
SHARJAH HIGHER COLLEGES OF TECHNOLOGY
Higher Colleges of Technology National Conference for Teacher Educators: Practising Innovation in UAE Schools: April 29th 2009
The 7th Annual Teacher Education Conference will
be held at Sharjah Women’s College on Wednesday, April 29th 2009,
under the theme “Practising Innovation in Education in
UAE Schools”.
The UAE is experiencing extensive change and reform in its school
system as all sectors face the opportunities and challenges of
preparing students for the knowledge society. This conference
will focus on some of the key issues and strategies of this reform
process and focus on examples of best practice currently being
employed in UAE classrooms.
Speakers from the Ministry of Education and other renowned international
institutions will outline current reform strategies, plans for
implementation and describe recent initiatives within the UAE
education system.
Current research being carried out with in the UAE school system
will also be described and discussed.
Workshops focusing on teaching and learning in the classroom
will also be held for a range of sectors, including English teaching,
teaching maths and science in English, educational technology,
classroom research in the UAE, early childhood education, mentoring
student teachers and special needs provision within the UAE.
Under the theme Practising Innovation
in UAE Schools and Education in the UAE, this conference will attract over 500 attendees from
across a wide range of educational sectors and providers throughout
the United Arab Emirates. They will include teachers from the
government and private sectors, teacher education students from
government and non-government institutions, and key representatives
from the Ministry of Education, the regional educational zones,
the regional educational councils and key reform agencies.
Sheikh
Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan
“The real asset of any advanced nation is its
people, especially the educated ones, and the prosperity and
success of the people are measured by the standard of their
education.” |