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AARE pre conference workshopsSunday 30 th November, 2008B Block - QUT Kelvin Grove Campus - QUT MAP (pdf) An exciting selection of workshops has been planned for Sunday 30th November, 2008. The workshops are targeted at RHD and ECR academics. Participants may attend the morning session, one of a selection of two afternoon sessions, or both the morning and one afternoon session. Morning and afternoon tea will be served at each session. Lunch is not included in the price for the sessions. Lunch is available for those who are here for the day at the variety of cafes and restaurants (fast food and sit down) within the urban village. Registration for the conference and the President's Reception will be held soon after the afternoon sessions finish, rounding off a brilliant day for our participants. Workshop 1 (10.30 - 1.00) Getting PublishedDetailsThis workshop offers PhD students and early career researchers guidance in how to target and submit to journals. It includes a panel of publishing experts, and a practical seminar on receiving, 'surviving' and responding to reviewer feedback. Presenters:Professor Allan Luke Bio Note Professor Annette Patterson Bio Note Professor Sue Greishaber Bio Note Dr Robyn Henderson Bio Note Associate Professor Patrick Danaher Bio Note Workshop 2a (2.15 - 4.30) Critical Discourse Analysis in Education ResearchDetailsIn this workshop, Sue Thomas will give participants an introduction to Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). The workshop will demonstrate the relevance of CDA as a resource for investigating discursive practices in cultural contexts. Participants will have an opportunity to work with their own data and are encouraged to bring data sets to the workshop. Presenter:Dr Sue Thomas Bio Note ORWorkshop 2b (2.15 - 4.30) Participatory Action Research in EducationDetailsIn this workshop, Stephen Kemmis will briefly outline his view of participatory action research in education, especially his views about how action research initiatives open communicative space among those involved. The aim is for the session to be informal, conversational and responsive to participants' interests. Presenter:Professor Stephen Kemmis Bio Note Cost for each session: $38.50 Software workshop exclusive to AARE delegates:
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