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Twelve years ago, Diane Reay argued that neoliberalism in the UK had ‘worked to bury social class’ (Reay, 2012: p. 592). This is not an unproblematic comment: it turns neoliberalism into an...
Continue reading blog postDavid Abbott is a Visiting Fellow at the University of East Anglia, where he has recently completed a PhD on the politics of quality in English education.
Fiona Maine is Professor of Language and Literacy in Education at the University of Exeter. She has spent many years working alongside teachers as they develop their literacy practices. Her...
Mélina Valdelièvre is a Senior Education Officer for Equalities at Education Scotland. Mélina started her career as a secondary English teacher and started engaging in anti-racist activism...
Kenni Hamilton is Principal Teacher at Seafield Primary School which is a small village school in West Lothian, in the central belt of Scotland. He has undertaken leadership roles in a number of...
Research Intelligence issue 160: Democracy & education
This blog post documents the journey to co-author outcomes of a Students as Researcher project (Fielding & Bragg, 2003) as a perspectives and reflections article for the Curriculum Journal (see...
Continue reading blog postIn September 2023, I successfully defended my PhD dissertation on student teachers’ classroom management (CM) learning during their internship. In the Netherlands, student teachers finalise...
Continue reading blog postWilliam Quirke is a Teaching Fellow at Strathclyde Institute of Education, University of Strathclyde. William’s work specialises in the fields of sustainability education, geography education...
The value of Primary physical education (PE) has been a ‘hot topic’ for decades, as the subject has become awash, within the UK context, with government interest, policy and funding....
Continue reading blog postInternational comparative education
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