Louise Cooper
Louise Cooper is a PhD student at the University of Portsmouth.
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‘We watch together’: Can consideration of sports’ histories support wider education?
As I write, World Cup 2022 fever is gradually taking hold. We don’t yet know what the lasting legacies of the debates and controversies of this event might be, but as a senior lecturer in...
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½¿É«µ¼º½/CCEAM – A Courageous Approach to Educational Leadership for Complex and Challenging Times
Although management, administration, and leadership have been studied for centuries, in recent times most theories have been heavily influenced by the technical and managerial approaches of the...
½¿É«µ¼º½/CCEAM – A Courageous Approach to Educational Leadership for Complex and Challenging Times
Although management, administration, and leadership have been studied for centuries, in recent times most theories have been heavily influenced by the technical and managerial approaches of the...
½¿É«µ¼º½ Race Equality Policy – 2022 Snapshot
In 2021, ½¿É«µ¼º½ Council agreed an ambitious policy and action plan for addressing racial inequities within the Association and within the wider research community. It also redoubled our commitment...
Lucy Russell
Lucy Russell is a freelance consultant currently working as the Gender Specialist for the National Education Union, the largest education union in Europe. She is the creator of the It’s Not OK:...
Lorna Smith
Dr Lorna Smith is an associate professor in Education at the University of Bristol. A former Head of English, she has been involved in English initial teacher education (ITE) for 20 years and has...
Religions, Values and Education – SIG Convenor vacancy
Call for SIG Convenor The Religions, Values and Education Special Interest Group is seeking a new convenor. The new convenor would join Prof Sally Elton-Chalcraft and Esther Cummins in shaping...
Winter 2022/23
Research Intelligence issue 153: Off the cutting room floor: Learning from research when things do not go as planned
The value of student researcher groups in carrying out peer evaluation in schools and colleges
Student researcher groups are small groups of secondary school and A-level college students, aged 13 to 18, who evaluate outreach activities – such as motivational speakers, study skills...
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Helen Bushell-Thornalley
Helen Bushell-Thornalley has oversight of secondary PGCE for physical education and dance, and leadership in secondary mentor training and educational ethnography research in the education MA at...
Mathematics Education SIG: Writing conference abstracts
The Mathematics Education SIG aims to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in a wide range of issues involving the teaching and learning of mathematics, both inside and outside...
