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| Date 27.10.2009 faculty of behavioural and social sciences pedagogy and educational sciences 1 Connecting understanding and doing Sociotechnical research in deaf education Dealing with diversity: Research strategies in deaf education Oslo (Norway) 23–24 November 2009 Ernst D. Thoutenhoofd To review this presentation see www.slideshare.net/ernstt

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Keynote presentation delivered at 'Dealing with diversity: research strategies in deaf education', Oslo (Norway) 23-24 November 2009

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faculty of behaviouraland social sciences

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Connecting understanding and doing

Sociotechnical research in deaf education

Dealing with diversity: Research strategies in deaf education Oslo (Norway) 23–24 November 2009Ernst D. Thoutenhoofd

To review this presentation see www.slideshare.net/ernstt

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Oslo 1 objectives: web of sciencescale up effort through collaboration embrace heterogeneityincrease the rate of discovery keep pace with changepool innovation don’t reinvent wheels

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clinicpublic media

local authority

parliament

education

¶ Bruno Latour Reassembling the social, 2005.

We live in a sociotechnical culture

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A pupil is a sociotechnical product range

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‘Pupil’

¶ Annemarie Mol The body multiple, 2002.

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Oslo 2 objectives: social participationimprove participationcontribute to quality of life pupils and teacherssocialise monitoring

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‘A powerful global conversation has begun. Through the Internet, people are discovering and inventing new ways to share relevant knowledge with blinding speed.’ Expertise is no longer in an individual, but the result of social interaction.

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David Weinberger’s Cluetrain (1999)

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Oslo 2: Connect understanding and doing

Evidence-based educationNo child left behind politics

‘Acting with’ human and technical actors as research practice

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Evidence-based education—whose reality?

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No child left behind—by whose standards?

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Wallander et al (2001)

Only 9% of quality of life studies consulted with children.

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‘Acting with’ a sociotechnical landscape

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Stephen Heppell

Chair in New Media Environments, Bournemouth UniversityIt is not an age of information, but an age of learning.

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Thank you for your attention

Thank you for your attention