On Thursday 17 May we held a research poster competition for PhD and EdD students. The poster competition developed out of the Annual Progress Review of all doctoral research students. Each year doctoral students across the University have to give an account of progress with their research work. For our review, the poster competition was created with first prize being a £50 book token.
The three standout posters of the day, as voted for by their peers were:
First place: Liz Coleyshaw (see above left) Title of Poster: Undergraduate student notions of bullying: A life course perspective.
Joint second place: Janet Shephard-Stone (see above middle) Title of Poster: The nature of effective pedagogical interactions in the early years.
Joint second place: David Wise (see above right) Title of Poster: An Autoethnographic enqiury into flexion, reflection and reflection-on-practice: Developing PGCE students as reflective practitioners; developing their teacher as a research informed reflective practitioner.
