Leading Women in Higher Education
In this Leading Women seminar, we investigated the intersections of gender, race, and geolocation in shaping women's experiences of leadership in Higher Education. We aimed to identify...
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Deb Outhwaite has worked in education for 30 years. She has taught and examined at A-level, spent a decade teaching undergraduate and postgraduate education programmes. She is Director of Developing Teachers, Schools and Academies (DTSA), and is a part-time EdD supervisor at the University of Liverpool. She has sat on the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Teaching Profession since 2015, and sits on the Fabian Education Policy Group. She has been a secondary governor in an 11–18 comprehensive school, and is a member of a school trust that delivers the IB Diploma. Deb is incoming Chair of the British Educational Leadership, Management and Administration Society (BELMAS), and previously sat on the IPDA International Committee. She co-convenes the BELMAS RIG on Leadership Preparation and Development (LPD), and attends the BERA Educational Leadership SIG.
In this Leading Women seminar, we investigated the intersections of gender, race, and geolocation in shaping women's experiences of leadership in Higher Education. We aimed to identify...
In this Leading Women seminar, we will investigate the intersections of gender, race, and geolocation in shaping women’s experiences of leadership in Higher Education. We aim to identify...
Schools, colleges and universities after Covid-19
It is indisputable that there are huge costs associated with Covid-19, and part of that has fallen to schools, school trusts (formerly known as multi-academy trusts) and local...
Continue reading blog postOn 10 February 2021, the Department for Education (DfE) announced the creation of 81 ‘super-hubs’, properly known as teaching school hubs (TSHs). These, in addition to the six ‘test and...
Continue reading blog postIn this episode of the BERA Podcast the Teacher Education SIG explores the impact Covid-19 has had on teaching schools