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Understanding SEND in UK Educational Research and Practice
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Understanding SEND in UK Educational Research and Practice
When Andy Burnham became UK prime minister, he argued that four decades of neoliberalism had failed the communities that built the Labour movement and called for a new economic path. Whether this...
Continue reading blog postCritical discourse analysis (CDA) is a qualitative analytical framework which scrutinises language in use (see Fairclough, 2010). My research, conducted in secondary schools in the north-west of...
Continue reading blog postKnowledge brokering – facilitating research into practice and policy – might be one of the most useful skills you’ve never heard of. During my career as a mathematics teacher, then writer...
Continue reading blog postEntrepreneurial education has experienced exponential growth recently worldwide due to the recognition of entrepreneurship for economic and social wellbeing. Entrepreneurial education combines...
Continue reading blog postThe UK government’s response to the Curriculum Review calls for pupils to develop the essential skills and knowledge needed to become active, informed and responsible citizens from an early age....
Continue reading blog postThis blog post draws on our experience recruiting schools for the From the Centre to the Periphery project, a large-scale, independent evaluation of the Department for Education’s Opportunity...
Continue reading blog postWe are recruiting a SIG Convenor for the Âé¶¹ÒùÔº Educational Research and Educational Policy-Making SIG to help lead the SIG over the next 3 years. Role & responsibilities of SIG...
This series of reports presents the findings and recommendations of six research projects funded by Âé¶¹ÒùԺ’s 2025/26 Small Grants Fund (SGF) on the theme ‘researching additional support...
In the Republic of Ireland (RoI) there were a plethora of educational changes introduced from 2016–2021. At the time of data collection related to the research reported in this blog post almost...
Continue reading blog postIn response to growing concerns about children’s physical inactivity, governments worldwide have increasingly turned to schools as key sites for intervention. Chile’s recent 2025 mandate...
Continue reading blog postGlobally, education systems are facing a shortfall of qualified teachers. The Labour Government, for example, pledged in its manifesto to recruit 6,500 teachers in England by the end of this...
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