Victoria Brennan
Faculty: Faculty of Arts Professional and Social Studies
School: School of Education
Email address: V.K.Brennan@2016.ljmu.ac.uk
Biography
Victoria Brennan is a former high school science teacher and is currently studying towards her PhD student within the School of Education, Liverpool John Moores University. Victoria does research in Science education and how outreach may be used to engage learning and continuation in science. Her current project is 'Teachers' perceptions of engagement with science outreach work, especially in the context of a child's socio-economic status.
Degrees
Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, BSc Primary and secondary Education with Science (with QTS)
Open University, United Kingdom, MSc Science in Society
Publications
Journal article
Brennan VK, Mallaburn A, Seton L. 2018. Teachers’ perception of chemistry outreach work, especially in the context of children’s social demography TEAN, 10 :3-14 >Link >Public Url
Engagement & Impact
Conference presentation:
Teachers’ perception of physical science outreach work as a tool to increase enthusiasm and engagement particularly students from socially deprived areas, Variety in Chemistry Education and Physics Higher Education Conference, University of York, Oral presentation 23/08/2017
Teachers’ perception of chemistry outreach work as an intervention tool which can have a lasting impact; particularly with pupils from a lower socio-economic background, 8th TEAN Conference: Thinking deeply about Teacher Education, Aston University, Birmingham, Oral presentation 11/05/2017