  | Dear doctoral student and a supervisor in the field of Educational Sciences! Estonian Doctoral School of Educational Sciences is pleased to invite you to Winter School, which takes place between the 12th and 14th of January, 2017 in Estonia, Vihula Manor. More information: http://www.vihulamanor.com/en Come and join our international and enjoyable community! You will have the opportunity to take part in different workshops, improve your skills of performance, receive useful feedback from the experts as well as fellow doctoral students and also take a look at and hear what the others are doing. And not less importantly have fun in being around your kind of people and receive lots of good emotions! The Winter School of the Estonian Doctoral School takes place only after every two years, so be sure not to miss the opportunity, because the next one will take place only on 2019! Participation is free of charge.
Schedule of the Winter School
Please register here Proposals All participants of Winter School are expected to present their work during the Winterschool and submit the proposals. Also, all participants are expected to provide comments on one proposal submitted by other participant. Proposals should consist of an abstract (300 words) and an extended summary (1000 words, incl. literature review and 1-2 important questions that are necessary to be discussed during the session) by the 20th of November 2016. The extended summary should also include. Proposals should be submitted to maria.edur@tlu.ee, indicating “Winterschool 2017” in the subject line. The committee of the Winter School will review the abstracts and group them according to the topic. Each doctoral student will receive feedback from a) an expert and b) one of the fellow doctoral students before the start of Winter School. Doctoral students present their work during the parallel sessions in Winter School (approx. 20 min), following a group discussion in which all participants can give feedback. We encourage all doctoral students to present the abstracts, irrespective of how far along are you with your research. Questions that you wish to discuss might be different. On the recommendation of their supervisors Master’s students, who are interested in entering doctoral studies, are welcome to participate as well. Additional information: Tiina Anspal | 
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