heteroglossia: the benefits of Bakhtinian applications for analysing power and diversity in productions of gender Kay Fuller University of Polyglossic simultaneity: ‘switching’ Nottingham gender discourses but what else is it? Debbie Johnson King’s College London Assuming Sex and Gender: The Political Challenge of the Intersex Body 3.45-5.45 (2040) Subject Cultures Including feminism, including girls and women Pia Vuolanto and University of Turku Gender perspective in nursing science and Anne Laiho nurse education Kateryna Karpenko Kharkiv National Ecofeminist discourse in higher medical Medical University, education Ukraine Josilene Aires Federal University of Difficulties in achieving a degree in computer Moreira, Danielle Paraiba, Brazil science: why programming languages learning RoussyDias da is harder for girls? Silva, Giorgia de Oliveira Mattos, Ricardo Moreira da Silva and Maria Eulina Pessoa de Carvalho Cecilia Queiroz, Federal University of Gender and the inclusion of young women in Maria Eulina Paraiba Exact Sciences, Engineering and Computer Pessoa de Science Carvalho, Josilene Aires Moreira 3.45-5.45 (Southlands Campus, Library Archive) Pedagogy, Power and Childhood Visit to the Archives and Special Collections, University Library (Froebel Archive for Childhood Studies and Richmal Crompton Collection). You will be introduced to the Froebel Archive and will be able to spend time exploring it. Facilitated by Kate Hoskins and Kornelia Kapok, the archivist. NB. It is essential that you sign up for this visit before the end of Wednesday as numbers will have to be limited. You will be able to do this at the conference reception desk in Whitelands. 6.00-7.00 (William Morris Lecture Theatre) Gender and Education Association Biennial General Meeting – all welcome 7.30-8.00. Grove House and Lawn, Froebel College Gender and Education Association Reception and book launch, honouring Miriam David 8.00 Grove House and Lawn, Froebel College Conference Gala Dinner with live music.
heteroglossia: the benefits of Bakhtinian applications for analysing power and diversity in productions of gender Kay Fuller University of Nottingham Polyglossic simultaneity: ‘switching’ gender discourses but what else is it? Debbie Johnson King’s College London Assuming Sex and Gender: The Political Challenge of the Intersex Body 3.45-5.45 (2040) Subject Cultures Including feminism, including girls and women Pia Vuolanto and Anne Laiho University of Turku Gender perspective in nursing science and nurse education Kateryna Karpenko Kharkiv National Medical University, Ukraine Ecofeminist discourse in higher medical education Josilene Aires Moreira, Danielle RoussyDias da Silva, Giorgia de Oliveira Mattos, Ricardo Moreira da Silva and Maria Eulina Pessoa de Carvalho Federal University of Paraiba, Brazil Difficulties in achieving a degree in computer science: why programming languages learning is harder for girls? Cecilia Queiroz, Maria Eulina Pessoa de Carvalho, Josilene Aires Moreira Federal University of Paraiba Gender and the inclusion of young women in Exact Sciences, Engineering and Computer Science 3.45-5.45 (Southlands Campus, Library Archive) Pedagogy, Power and Childhood Visit to the Archives and Special Collections, University Library (Froebel Archive for Childhood Studies and Richmal Crompton Collection). You will be introduced to the Froebel Archive and will be able to spend time exploring it. Facilitated by Kate Hoskins and Kornelia Kapok, the archivist. NB. It is essential that you sign up for this visit before the end of Wednesday as numbers will have to be limited. You will be able to do this at the conference reception desk in Whitelands. 6.00-7.00 (William Morris Lecture Theatre) Gender and Education Association Biennial General Meeting – all welcome 7.30-8.00. Grove House and Lawn, Froebel College Gender and Education Association Reception and book launch, honouring Miriam David 8.00 Grove House and Lawn, Froebel College Conference Gala Dinner with live music.
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