GRAMMAR IN THE CLASSROOM: NOT WHETHER, BUT HOW
One-day Symposium hosted by the Centre for Research in Writing and the Survey of English Usage at UCL
Exeter's Centre for Research in Writing is delighted to host a special one-day symposium with the Survey of English Usage at University College London. Taking place at a time of increasing emphasis on the explicit teaching of grammar within the National Curriculum, the symposium will provide a timely discussion of the current curricular conception of grammar, as well as consider the possible senses in which grammar is most relevant to the English classroom. It will also provide an invaluable opportunity to engage with the cutting-edge work of both centres into the role of grammar teaching and the nature of grammatical development. The day itself will be divided into two parts, with the afternoon session devoted to the featured speakers, and the morning session to related postgraduate research currently being undertaken at both Exeter and Lancaster University.
A School of Education research event | |
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Date | 10 February 2017 |
Time | 9:00 to 16:00 |
Place | Baring Court 202 |
Provider | School of Education |
Intended audience | Academic colleagues and research students |
Registration information | Please email Mark Brenchley to book a place. |
Cost | Free |
Organizer | Mark Brenchley |
Event details
Featured Speakers
Bas Aarts
Professor of English Linguistics, UCL
Debra Myhill
Professor of Education, Exeter
Philip Durrant
Senior Lecturer in Language Education, Exeter
Ian Cushing
Teaching Fellow, UCL
Mark Brenchley
Associate Research Fellow, Exeter
ALL WELCOME TO ATTEND
Location:
Baring Court 202