Alison Twiner
I am a researcher based at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, currently working with the Camtree team (Cambridge Teacher Research Exchange). My research interests are in supporting and...
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I am a researcher based at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, currently working with the Camtree team (Cambridge Teacher Research Exchange). My research interests are in supporting and...
Dr Kate Russell is an Associate Professor in Physical Education and Sport at the University of East Anglia’s School of Education and Lifelong Learning. Her research focuses on the intersections...
Cara Baer is a PhD student, lecturer and researcher at the University of Plymouth (UK). Her research interests are in equitable opportunities within higher education and society, particularly...
I completed my PhD in Education from the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge in 2020. My PhD study explored how primary school teachers in state schools in Delhi, interpret and use...
Patrick Carmichael is Managing Director of Camtree – the Cambridge Teacher Research Exchange, which is creating a global platform for educators around the world who wish to reflect on their...
Updated: 6 March 2024 We are delighted that Âé¶¹ÒùÔº is working in partnership with Emerald Publishing to launch a new series of books, titled The Âé¶¹ÒùÔº Guides: Critical insights into educational...
Higher education (HE) has a key role in supporting sustainable development (Walsh, 2022). Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) enables individuals to act and make informed decisions that...
Continue reading blog postThe aim of this event was to expand our understanding of how to capture and authentically represent the voices of participants in language and literacy research. Through this symposium we hoped to...
The aim of this event is to expand our understanding of how to capture and authentically represent the voices of participants in language and literacy research. Through this symposium we hope to...
Working memory (WM) is a limited-capacity mechanism that temporarily stores information in the mind and manipulates it when it is no longer perceptually present (Cowan, 2008). WM abilities have...
Continue reading blog postDr S. Porkodi, a dedicated wordsmith, presently holds a faculty position at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. Her academic journey has been...
Ellen Boeren is Professor in Education at the School of Education, University of Glasgow. She is currently Principal Investigator on an ESRC Standard Grant Project that investigates the...