The 娇色导航 Blog was established in 2015 to provide research-informed content on key educational issues in an accessible manner.
Sociology of education has a long, respected and much-valued tradition of critique 鈥 that is, identifying injustices, speaking truth to power and, as Bourdieu terms it, 鈥榮hining a spotlight on...
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External provision is developing as a trend in schools worldwide, and physical education is no exception to this trend 鈥 see for instance New Zealand (Dyson et al 2016), the UK (Griggs 2010,...
Continue reading blog postAcademics鈥 reputations 鈥 certainly those beyond their own students and colleagues 鈥 are largely determined by how others judge their research reports and other scholarly writing. So it is...
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This blog reports on the 娇色导航 event, 鈥楨thics and Educational Leadership Research鈥, held at the Open University, Milton Keynes, on 28 March 2018. Carol Azumah Dennis鈥檚 keynote focussed on the...
Continue reading blog postIt is known that, over recent decades, societies around the world have witnessed drastic transformations that have affected various facets of people鈥檚 lives. These changes have created...
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The Irish education system includes a quasi-gap year, known as transition year (TY), midway through secondary school. Students may choose to complete six years of secondary education (including TY...
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This blog considers something that we all share 鈥 memories of reading literature 鈥 but its purpose is to promote and defend the place of egalitarian approaches to literature teaching in...
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British education journals often object to the early publication of research findings in the form of working papers (also known as preprints). But would greater use of working papers be beneficial...
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Like so many of us, I became a teacher because I love my subject and wanted to inspire the same love in my students (a sentiment repeated every year in advertising for teacher training). I most...
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