The School of Critical Studies invites you to a presentation by Visiting Scholar Associate Professor Philip Roberts
10.30am Thursday, 31st August | N356
Dr. Roberts will guide participants through the intricacies of conducting effective focus groups and interviews, spanning every stage from data collection to comprehensive data analysis. This workshop is designed to equip researchers with invaluable skills to navigate the challenges of working with diverse participants across various settings. Dr. Roberts’ expertise stems from years of dedicated work in curriculum studies and rural education. His research illuminates the nuances of educational contexts and provides invaluable insights for conducting qualitative research. This workshop presents a unique opportunity to learn directly from his experiences and expertise.
Refreshments: A light catered morning tea will be provided, fostering opportunities for networking and further discussion.
You can download a flyer for the seminar here.
Dr Philip Roberts is an Associate Professor in Curriculum Inquiry and Rural Education in the Faculty of Education at the University of Canberra. He is the research leader of the Rural Education, Curriculum and Communities Research Group in the Centre for Sustainable Communities at the University of Canberra. Philips’ research focuses on the role of knowledge in curriculum, rural knowledges and the sustainability of rural communities. Prior to moving to the university sector 14 years ago Philip was a teacher and school executive in rural and remote schools for 12 years. He has held various positions on NSW curriculum boards, NSW departmental boards, the NSW teacher registration board and the teachers union. Philip has spent his career advocating for and supporting initiatives aimed at enhancing equity for rural, regional and remote communities.
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