Forum on the Use of RCTs in Education
Registration for University of Newcastle staff and Research Students is available at 50% discount of the full registration cost. Please enter the promotional code “UoNStaffDiscount” when registering on Eventbrite.
Do you want to learn (more) about randomised controlled trials? Hear the views of leading academics and philanthropists? Learn more about the work going on in the Teachers and Teaching Research Centre?
The Teachers and Teaching Research Centre (TTRC) is hosting a two-day forum on the use of randomised controlled trials (RCTs) in the field of Education, to be held November 28-29 at NeW Space in Newcastle. The program provides comprehensive coverage of RCTs in Education—from purpose and design to implementation and dissemination.
Participants will also have rare opportunities to hear from:
- Professor Judith D. Singer, James Bryant Conant Professor of Education and Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity at Harvard University
- Dr Beth Gamse, Corresponding Editor, Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness
- John Bush, General Manager (Education) Paul Ramsay Foundation
- Matt Deeble, Director, Education Practice Lead, Social Ventures Australia
The program (below) is designed to be suitable for both beginners and colleagues who are already familiar with RCTs, and have relevance within and beyond educational research. It provides an opportunity for researchers, practitioners and research students to build connections and identify possibilities for future research.
The registration costs have been kept to a minimum (partially subsidised by TTRC) and catering is included.
Program
Register
- uonrct2018.Eventbrite.com.au
- If you have any issues using the code during the registration process, please send an email to teachers-and-teaching@newcastle.edu.au
- Places are limited.
Registration for University of Newcastle staff and Research Students is available at 50% discount of the full registration cost.
Event Information
- Date: This event was held on Wednesday 28 November 2018
- Location: NeW Space, University of Newcastle
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