Pratibha Ram
Dr Pratibha Ram, is an assistant professor in marketing at King’s Business School, King’s College London. With educational leadership experience across higher education in Singapore, Hong Kong...
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SIG Meet & Discuss: Curriculum, Assessment and Pedagogy
The Curriculum Assessment and PedagogySIG meeting will be an engaging and collaborative online session, bringing together members to reflect, reconnect and co-create ideas for the year ahead. This...
Teacher educators’ collective agency: Making the subject pedagogy curriculum in the Netherlands
As a geography teacher educator, I’ve always been intrigued by how young students manage to master such a complex profession. This curiosity led to my PhD research on the professional...
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Building teacher commitment in times of change: Lessons from Norwegian schools
This blog post reports from a study of Norwegian high school teachers’ affective commitment to their school organisation. This commitment embodies a sense of belonging and loyalty that drives...
Continue reading blog postWhy schools matter for parents from refugee backgrounds who have children with special educational needs
The importance of school as an effective means to quickly settle children with refugee and asylum-seeking status is widely agreed (McIntyre & Neuhaus, 2021). However, what is less cited is why...
Continue reading blog postHarald Eriksen
Harald Eriksen is an associate professor at the Faculty of Education and International Studies, specifically within the Department of Primary and Secondary Teacher Education at Oslo Metropolitan...
Eyvind Elstad
Eyvind Elstad is a professor of education sciences at the University of Oslo, where he has been a figure in shaping educational research and practice. He is based in the Department of Teacher...
Motherhood, scholarship, and the weight of academic writing
Balancing two journeys Motherhood and scholarship have long been spoken of as if they belong to two separate worlds: one personal, and the other intellectual. But for many women, motherhood and...
Continue reading blog postWendy Conrad
Dr Wendy Conrad is a senior lecturer in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities at the University of Derby. Having spent almost 20 years working as a classroom teacher firstly in mainstream...
Advancing international comparative research on the professional lives and roles of teaching assistants in schools
Despite the growing number of teaching assistants (TAs) in schools worldwide, comparative international research on their professional lives and roles remains limited. Most are small-scale...
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Amina Abdat
Amina Abdat is the founder of the Round Table Writing Retreats and a researcher specialising in Modern Foreign Language (MFL) education and teacher professional development in cross-cultural...
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