Zhanat Tutesheva
Zhanat Tutesheva is a PhD Candidate at the School of Education, University of Bristol, United Kingdom. ‘Parental engagement in the learning of their children with SEND in the context of...
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Michael Eggleton
My experience: Over recent years I have been supporting schools and the Department for Education in creating whole school approaches to positive mental health. I have led courses, seminars and...
Branwen Bingle
Branwen Bingle is head of primary initial teacher education at Newman University. Having completed doctoral research into children’s literature and sociocultural perceptions of teachers, she...
Hannah Wilson
Hannah Wilson is the former Executive Headteacher of Aureus Schools, she is currently the Head of Secondary Teacher Training at the University of Buckingham. She is an associate for Values-based...
Review of the PhD: open consultation and publication of an evidence review
ESRC has just launched an open consultation to inform their Review of the PhD in the Social Sciences. Through the consultation they have asked to capture views on the strengths and limitations...
Siobhan Fitzpatrick
Dr. Siobhan Fitzpatrick has worked in the early childhood sector for 40 years. She has recently retired from a 30 year leadership role as Chief Executive Officer in Early Years- The Organisation...
Verity Campbell-Barr
Verity Campbell-Barr is an Associate Professor in Early Childhood Studies and Associate Director for Research at Plymouth Institute of Education, University of Plymouth. Verity has over 15 years...
Jon Howard
Jon Howard is an Executive Product Manager at the BBC. He works closely with BBC Children’s and youth brands to deliver innovative interactive experiences. For the last 3 years, Jon has been...
Tony Bush
Tony Bush is Professor of Educational Leadership at the University of Nottingham and previously held professorial positions at the universities of Leicester, Reading, Lincoln and Warwick. He is...
Richard Budd
I am a Lecturer in Higher Education, and my main research interests relate to three interlinked questions: how higher education as a sector (and idea) works, how organisations in the sector...
Using content acquisition podcasts to improve preservice teachers’ understanding of language when referring to people with disabilities
The language that educators use when referring to and addressing students with disabilities is incredibly impactful. Whether negative or positive, language creates a unique environment that can...
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Helen Hanna
Dr Helen Hanna is a lecturer in International and Comparative Education at the University of Manchester. She is a co-convenor of the Â鶹ÒùÔº special interest group for Comparative and International...