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Partnership to preserve fishing culture in Gourdon
A MEARNS heritage project has formed a partnership with local scholars and bankers to help preserve the area's fishing culture.Aberdeen University joined Stonehaven branch of RBS in a mission to help the Maggie Law Martitime Museum in Gourdon record the memories of villagers and fisherman.Partners and local groups provided technical...
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Funding Award for Early Years Education
Scottish Government has awarded £140, 000 to the University of Aberdeen to promote training and development of specialist qualifications in Early Years Education for teachers and other professionals working with young children.
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The dragonflies and damselflies of a wadi pool near Nizwa, northern Oman. Tribulus 21: 14-23.
A paper we have just had published on our observations over a year at a nearby pool.
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Editing Early Music
Prof. David J. Smith's contribution to a prestigious book on editing early music has just been published.
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Ashgate Historical Keyboard Series Launched with Publication of First Volume
Prof. David J. Smith is thrilled to see the arrival of the first volume of a series he founded with Andrew Woolley (Bangor University), and of which he is Series Editor.
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Networks Book Published
Networks of Music and Culture in the late Sixteenth and early Seventeenth Centuries: a Collection of Essays in Celebration of Peter Philips's 450th Anniversary was published in December 2013, edited by Prof. David J. Smith (Department of Music, School of Education) with his colleague, Rachelle Taylor (McGill University, Montréal).
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New paper published in Discourse: studies in the cultural politics of education
Dr. Joan Forbes, Reader in Education at the University of Aberdeen, and Dr. Elspeth McCartney FRCSLT, Reader in Speech and Language Therapy at the University of Strathclyde, have a new paper published in the journal: Discourse: studies in the cultural politics of education.
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Full marks for Chinese education trip
A trip by Chinese teachers to schools in Aberdeen has been hailed a success by organisers and participants.
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Chapter in new edited book on schooling privilege, agency and affect
Dr Joan Forbes, Reader in Education at the University of Aberdeen, and Professor Bob Lingard, University of Queensland, Australia, have a chapter in a new edited book on international perspectives on elite and private education.
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International symposium keynote paper at the Institute of Education, University of London
Dr Joan Forbes, Reader in Education at the University of Aberdeen, with Professor Gaby Weiner, University of Sussex, will give a paper at an international invitation symposium on elite education to be held at the Institute of Education, University of London on 7-8 November 2013.