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Media coverage of research presented at the BERA Conference 2010

Wednesday 1 September 2010 Coverage in relation to press release Girls believe they are better than boys by the age of four The Guardian http://bit.ly/cWj1RL The...

BERA Conference 2010 Press Releases

BERA Conference 2010 press release Head teachers are “evil”…at least in fiction BERA Conference 2010 press release Girls believe they are better than boys by the age of four BERA...

Media coverage of research presented at the BERA Conference 2011

(Please note that BERA is not responsible for external sites or their content) Tuesday 6 September Coverage in relation to press release Goldilocks perfection or lacking in challenge? One in...

BERA Annual Conference 2022 – ECR Presentation Award

BERA aims to celebrate and promote the work of our Early Career Researcher Network. We presented a prize to the best Early Career researcher presentation at the conference. The top scoring...

BERA Annual Conference 2022 – Poster Prize Presentation

All posters presented at the BERA Annual Conference were automatically entered in the Poster Prize Presentation award. All posters were judged by a member of the BERA Committees. The best...

BERA Annual Conference 2022 – SIG Best Presentation Award

The SIG convenors shortlisted then attended sessions for their SIG and judged these presentation. The ‘BERA Annual Conference – SIG Best Presentation’ is then awarded. You can view the...

Zhuo Sun

Zhuo Sun is a PhD researcher at the Manchester Institute of Education, University of Manchester. Her research interests are reputation management for higher education institutions, international...

Melissa Bond

Melissa Bond is a Research Fellow at the National Institute of Teaching and University College London’s EPPI Centre, as well as an Adjunct Associate Professor in Qualitative Evidence Synthesis...

The BERA Guide to Mental Health and Wellbeing in Schools

The BERA Guides: Critical Insights into Educational Research and Practice

Exploring Frontline Support in Educational Research and Practice

Primary maths and the art of making things

Children love to explore the world through construction and creativity, learning through experimentation with objects and materials. It is interesting to reflect on how the act of making, creating...

Elizabeth Foley

Dr Elizabeth Foley grew up in the north of England and read Mechanical Engineering at Loughborough University. After working in as a consulting engineer in the steel industry, she went on to study...

Creating a united literacy research community

Literacy researchers working across different disciplinary traditions often share a core interest in how to support children and young people’s reading experiences and outcomes. Yet despite our...