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Understanding the Past Understanding the Present - 31st May 2010

The School of Education at Queen’s University Belfast is pleased to invite you to the latest Sharing Education Programme (SEP) Seminar – ‘Understanding the Past, Understanding the Present’.

We are delighted to announce the following speakers:

Speaker	Institution	Research Interests
Lili Cole	United States Institute of Peace, Washington DC	Conflict Management and Resolution, Education, Governance, Human Rights, Post-Conflict Activities, Religion, Rule of Law
Alan McCully	University of Ulster	The teaching of Controversial Issues. The impact of history teaching on the formation of national identity
Kyoko Murakami	University of Bath	Learning as cultural and social practice, Educational relationships and citizenship; Special educational needs; and Learning, assessment and professional development
Anthony Wanis- St. John	American University, Washington DC	Civil Society and Peace Processes, Post Conflict Justice and Rule of Law, Implementation Problems in Peace Processes

This is the latest in a series of seminars and workshops examining local educational issues in an international context that are related to the ground breaking work that is being carried out by schools in Northern Ireland under the Sharing Education Programme.

The seminar will address issues surrounding education in divided and post-conflict societies, and will encourage discussion on the significant changes that are occurring in the Northern Ireland education sector.

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Date:

Time:

Council Chamber, Queen’s University

Monday 31st May 2010

10:00am - Tea, Coffee and light refreshments
10:15am - Commencement of Presentations
12:15pm – Question and Answer
1:00pm – Buffet Lunch

As interest is likely to be high, early applications are encouraged. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Please confirm your intention to attend the seminar to Mrs Jacqueline Lockhart at the School of Education via:

e-mail: j.lockhart@qub.ac.uk
Telephone: 028 90 975235
Fax: 028 90 971084

Or Post:
School of Education
20 College Green
Belfast
BT7 1LN

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