Upcoming event Part of series: 黑料网911 Skill Builder Series
This online session is aimed at those who:
but would like the reassurance of a collaboration opportunity.
We will be discussing three anonymised exampleabstracts (shared beforehand) and discussing as a group the categories we award points for, the points we would award these examples and then reaching consensus about each one.
The aim of the session is to explore different viewpoints, gain deeper understanding of what makes a balanced peer review judgement and a good conference abstract, and to bring collaboration to the peer review process, which can be a daunting task for new reviewers.
All welcome, engagement with the three abstracts before the event is vital (approx. 30 mins pre-reading/review) as we will not have reading time during the event.
Chaired by members of the Conference and Events Committee.
Draft Programme:
16:00pm Introduction; Tracy Ann Hayes, Sakina Jafri
16:05pm Process for Reviewing Abstracts;Tracy Ann Hayes, Sakina Jafri
16:20pm Discuss Example Abstract 1
16:50pm Discuss Example Abstract 2
17:20pm Discuss Example Abstract 3
17:50pm Closing Thoughts
18:00pm Event Close
Academic Director (RKE) Education at Plymouth Marjon University
Dr Tracy Ann Hayes is an associate professor of education at Plymouth Marjon University. An educator, researcher and writer, she is first-generation in her family to access higher education. With a background in youth and community work, science...
Research Assistant at Faculty of Education
Sakina Jafri recently completed her PhD at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, where she is also working as a Research Assistant. She is a member of the Cambridge Network for Disability and Education Research (CaNDER) and...
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