Top stories published by SoEResearch in July of 2018

Homepage

Open in app

SoEResearch

Top Stories published by SoEResearch in July of 2018

All

2018

July

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 16, 2018

Formalisation by Stealth? A brief analysis of the proposed changes to the Early Learning Goals in the English early years curriculum

In this blog post we offer a critical reading of the proposed Early Learning Goals (ELGs) for five-year…

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 13, 2018

How governments use psy-technology to influence people’s behaviour

Changing people’s behaviour has long been an aim of governments around the world. It is now being named explicitly as a key frontier in international development policy, delivered by state and non-state actors…

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 11, 2018

School of Education PhD students share their research internationally this summer

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 31, 2018

Teaching to Transgress Today?

Taking bell hooks’ classic text as a starting point, this is the question posed by Darren Webb in a paper…

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 19, 2018

Pedagogy, Politics and Utopia

Between 9–12 July, Darren Webb attended the Annual Conference of the Utopian Studies Society in Tarragona…

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 12, 2018

Student Observation of Teaching

I was glad to attend the Advance HE conference yesterday, which, in a previous incarnation, was the Higher Education Academy’s annual conference. This is a chance for folk working in UK universities interested in learning and teaching to swap notes, ideas, practices, and…

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 10, 2018

Improving the lives of people with learning disabilities

What can we do to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities? This question has become ever more urgent since the publication of data which shows that people with a learning disability are likely to die 23–29 years…

Education Matters in SoEResearch

Jul 10, 2018

iHuman co-director Professor Dan Goodley recently spent three days working with colleagues Professor Geert Van Hove and Dr Elisabeth De Schauwer at the University of Ghent. This was…