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Manchester Metropolitan UniversityChildhood and Youth ProgrammesManchester Metropolitan University are seeking to appoint two new programme external examiners for undergraduate programmes in the...
A recently completed doctoral research study (Dalladay, 2014) has explored the role of music teacher biography in the planning of musical activities in the secondary school classroom and its...
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The British Journal of Sociology of Education is releasing a special issue on Educating British Muslims: Identity, Religion and Politics in a Neoliberal EraThe call for papers is now live, with a...
UCL Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way, London WC1H 0ALLooking for ways of developing and sustaining outstanding classroom practice? Join us at the Early Years and Primary Education conference...
The newly formed Centre for Research in Leadership and Management at the University of Nottingham (CRELM) is planning a ‘Launch Event’ on Saturday, June 11th. It will be led by Dame Alison...
The Government is introducing a Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) which aims to recognise and reward excellent learning and teaching. It has published a technical consultation on year 2 of the...
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) are currently seeking to appoint eight new members to their Advisory Committees. Further details, including vacancy specifications and...
There are at least two compelling reasons why educational researchers should be centrally involved in challenging racism. First, as a University and College Union (UCU) survey[i] of ‘black’...
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Late last year Newman University where I work as an Education Studies lecturer flew me to Copenhagen to attend the Copenhagen Documentary Festival (CPHDOX), a major film festival. Now, that's not...
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“BRINGING TEACHER EDUCATION FORWARD – National and International Perspectives”at the University of Oslo, Norway. Please save the date 6-8 June...
The practice of ‘differentiation’ in a whole-class setting is an established concept and regarded as being an essential feature of effective pedagogy. As Kerry (2002, p.82) points...
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This series, hosted by Homerton College and the Faculty of Education, aims to bring new insights to often well-rehearsed and polarized debates from different fields and disciplines about what...
