Course
description |
This new course
will explore using arts and creative based methods in research
with children and young people
Course aim
This proposed new course will explore the use of creative
arts based methods such as drama, music, visual arts, storytelling,
film making, dance and online based arts activities in research
with children and young people.
The aim is to create opportunities for exchange of innovative
practice using creative methods in research through an advanced
level Continuous Professional Development (CPD) course.
Course content
The course will involve a 2 day classroom programme at the
University of Edinburgh. The course will be highly participative.
There will be case study presentations from those with experience
in using creative methods and opportunities for discussion
and group activities. Resources will be available online.
Participants will be invited to join an online forum in advance
of the course.
The course is convened by Dr Susan Elsley and Professor Kay
Tisdall who have extensive experience in delivering education
and training on research and consultation with children and
young people.
Who is the course for
This course is designed for those working with children and
young people who want to develop their research and consultation
skills. It is also appropriate for anyone who is moving into
this field. There are no formal entry requirements. |
