11 September 2024
Unlock the Power of Classroom Research with TICE3!
Are you ready to transform your teaching practice and dive into some exciting classroom-based research? The Teacher Inquiry in Computing Education (TICE3) programme is your golden opportunity to explore and enhance your educational techniques, and it’s back for another year!
What’s TICE3 All About?
TICE3 is a year-long journey designed for teachers like you who are eager to investigate an aspect of their own practice. Whether you’re teaching primary or secondary computing, this programme provides a structured pathway to develop and test new ideas in your classroom. It’s a unique chance to contribute to ongoing research while boosting your own professional growth.
Feedback from TICE2 (2023-24)
Makes you think
“It’s stimulating, great personal CPD and make you think about pedagogy, approach, theory, so much.”
Being empowered
"..the whole tone of the TICE project has made me feel that we have been empowered to advance Computing in Education – quite a unique opportunity”
Benefits teaching
“…opening my mind to research – how to carry it out and how it can benefit my own teaching”.
Here’s What You Can Expect
1. Personalized Support: From September, you’ll be paired with an experienced academic researcher who will guide you through your inquiry project. Think of it as having a research mentor right by your side.
2. Flexible Learning: Participate in online meetings, attend a face-to-face event (with travel costs covered!), and access a range of resources and webinars designed to support you at every stage.
3. Structured Yet Flexible: The programme is structured to fit within the academic year, allowing you to plan, implement, and review your research while balancing your teaching responsibilities.
4. Networking and Sharing Present your findings at the CAS Conference and contribute to a publication showcasing the year’s projects.
How to Get Involved
Interested? Just fill out a quick form to share a bit about your teaching and any initial research ideas you might have. Don’t worry if you’re still brainstorming—your enthusiasm and school support are what matter most!
Self-Study Option Available
If you’re unable to commit to the full programme, you can still benefit from our resources and webinars through the self-study option.