Far away from the ivory tower
This special issue shares findings from research supported by a聽娇色导航 Brian Simon fellowship fund grant to do historical educational research to explore the impact of higher education (HE) on...
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How can schools convince boys that emotional awareness is important?
There are growing concerns about young men鈥檚 mental health (see Aarons, 2025) and its impact on individuals and society (see Over et al., 2025a), with poor mental health being a potential risk...
Leadership Beyond Outcome: Transformational Leadership In Reducing Educational Inequality In Higher Education
Education is not the ultimate lever for social transformation, but without it, transformation cannot occur. (Paulo Freire, 1998, p. 37) This quote suggests that although education may not be the...
Climate justice and curriculum justice: Young people鈥檚 accounts of schools鈥 uneven responses to their climate justice activism
While many agree聽that education is essential to prepare societies to address the climate crisis, there are widely differing opportunities for justice-driven climate change education (see Trott et...
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How can schools convince boys that emotional awareness is important?
There are growing concerns about young men鈥檚 mental health (see Aarons, 2025) and its impact on individuals and society (see Over et al., 2025a), with poor mental health being a potential risk...
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Leadership Beyond Outcome: Transformational Leadership In Reducing Educational Inequality In Higher Education
Education is not the ultimate lever for social transformation, but without it, transformation cannot occur. (Paulo Freire, 1998, p. 37) This quote suggests that although education may not be the...
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Climate justice and curriculum justice: Young people鈥檚 accounts of schools鈥 uneven responses to their climate justice activism
While many agree聽that education is essential to prepare societies to address the climate crisis, there are widely differing opportunities for justice-driven climate change education (see Trott et...
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Climate justice in the classroom: Opportunities and affordances
Recent years have seen mounting arguments from researchers, campaigners and educators for greater focus on climate justice in climate and sustainability education (Howard-Jones et al., 2021;...
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Rebuilt 鈥 Reimagined 鈥 Renewed 鈥 Can Design and Technology be saved before it needs resuscitation?
Design and Technology (D&T) is one of those subjects that everyone has heard of but few people know anything about. As a D&T graduate, secondary teacher and primary coordinator, I see a subject in...
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Beyond the written word: What AI means for assessment in universities
As artificial intelligence (AI) programs such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini become increasingly integrated into student work processes, universities are confronted with an uncomfortable question....
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Bridging the digital divide in low-resource contexts: Lessons from a Pakistani school
As global researchers increasingly reflect on the role of digital innovation in reshaping learning, the question of equity has never been more urgent. Who benefits from educational technology, and...
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Editorial: Far away from the ivory tower
This special issue shares findings from research supported by a聽historical educational research to explore the impact of higher education (HE) on first-in-family students, some of whom...
Continue reading blog postThe 鈥榗omfy slippers鈥 of university as places of safety
For students who are the first in their family to attend university, the transition involves navigating uncharted territory. Students often transform university spaces, initially impersonal and...
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