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Dr Sveta Mayer is a lecturer at UCL Institute of Education and member of Bloomsbury Colleges Centre for Educational Neuroscience. She is involved in interdisciplinary research, drawing upon play-based pedagogy and social neuroscience, to design and evaluate technology-based education interventions that support children and young people’s socio-emotional learning. She is a qualified teacher and has considerable experience supporting education practitioners’ evidence-based practice through inquiry-based learning, from early years to KS5. Sveta is co-principal investigator for the UnLocke project funded by Education Endowment Fund/Wellcome Trust, and principal investigator evaluating the Young Londoners Youth Mental Health First Aid programme, funded by the Greater London authority.
#BERA_MentalHealth In unprecedented times, maintaining education for learners across the spectrum has been a huge challenge, requiring educators to adapt quickly to online teaching and...
In unprecedented times, maintaining education for learners across the spectrum has been a huge challenge, requiring educators to adapt quickly to online teaching and learning models. A vast array...
Children, young people, school leaders and teachers have experienced multiple and multi-dimensional transitions during the Codid-19 pandemic. This event will allow researchers to present their...
#MentalHealthInEducation Online event - registration now closed, please email events@bera.ac.uk if you want to watch this online. Children, young people, school leaders and teachers have...
The Youth Mental Health First Aid in Schools programme (Youth MHFA) is a policy initiative intended to enable education practitioners to spot the signs of mental health issues in children and...
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