Prof David Leat, Director for the Research Centre for Learning and Teaching at Newcastle University, joined the Dialogue Society, Durham Branch for a fascinating discussion of “Enquiry Based Curriculum and Learner Relationships.” In his presentation Prof Leat discussed the various benefits of an enquiry-based curriculum. The Question and Answer session focused on the question of whether this model has been successfully implemented in other countries. Discussion continued over dinner. The event concluded this season’s programme of Dialogue Society events in the North of England (Durham and Leeds Branches).
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