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scaffold for learning (for more on scaffolding learning, see The Big Idea on page 17). He also spoke about his belief in the power of creating realities and values in teaching sessions in order to create spaces in which people can flourish and develop. Jenny Jarvis, the ETF’s chief operating


officer, rounded off a great day with comments from members (see the opposite


and previous two pages for a selection) and thanked organisers, speakers, exhibitors and delegates. My personal view, as a journalist who’s been


covering education for nearly 30 years, is that a national conference specifically addressing the professional needs and interests of FE teachers and trainers was long overdue. So all credit to SET for taking the plunge and


organising what was a hugely successful inaugural conference that will surely become a major annual event in the FE calendar.


To register your interest for the 2019 conference visit the SET website and click SET Conference 2018 under News & Events.


THANKS TO SPEAKERS, SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS


Special thanks go to the conference headline sponsor, The Skills and Education Group; Media partner, Tes; and exhibitors For Skills, Creative Education, bksb, How2, Medical Mavericks, Teaching Entrepreneur Association, SAGE Publishing and the National Education Union.


28 ISSUE 34 • WINTER 2018 inTUITION


SATISFYING STATISTICS • 143 TWEETERS


• TOP TWEETERS (OTHER THAN SET AND THE ETF): @NAFFYSFL @ZAYNAZAM @TESFENEWS @CATHMURRAY @VIKKILIOGIER


• TWEETERS WITH MOST IMPACT (OTHER THAN SET AND THE ETF): @TESFENEWS @TOMBENNETT71 @EDSUPPORTUK @FURTHEREDAGOGY @VIKKILIOGIER


• 83 NEW TWITTER FOLLOWERS


• 10,788 DAILY IMPRESSIONS (COMPARED TO AN AVERAGE OF 3,340 FOR THE MONTH)


• 89% AGREED THE CONFERENCE WOULD HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (54% STRONGLY AGREE)


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