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Denise Miller achieved a BA in Education from the University of Greenwich. She taught in primary schools for eight years before training to become an educational psychologist. After achieving an MSc in Educational Psychology from University College London, she started working as a fully qualified educational psychologist in the London Borough of Lambeth. Her work involved supporting parents and teachers to meet the needs of marginalised children, and those with special educational needs and disabilities through assessment, consultation and in-service training. In 2014, Denise successfully completed a doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology, and then returned to the University of Greenwich as a senior lecturer. Currently, Denise is an associate professor in the School of Human Sciences, and a child and educational psychologist in private practice. Denise continues to work in all educational settings, as well as clinical and legal (as an expert witness) contexts.
This blog post looks forward to the forthcoming symposium at BERA Conference 2023, which will present the findings from two studies that were developed to examine the problem of institutional...
Continue reading blog postThis event will provide an update on the report, and will be critiqued by a respondent. Delegates will also have the opportunity to ask questions throughout. This pilot study drew on survey data...
This pilot study drew on survey data of 224 students at a London-based university, with the aim of identifying ecological niches that might cause disadvantage and discrimination for Black, Asian...
All posters presented at the BERA Annual Conference will automatically be entered in the Poster Prize Presentation award. All posters will be judged by a member of the BERA Committees or other...
This pilot study drew on survey data of 224 students at a London-based university, with the aim of identifying ecological niches that might cause disadvantage and discrimination for Black, Asian...
This series of reports presents the findings and recommendations of five research projects that have investigated aspects of race and ethnicity across the education sector. Supported by BERA's...
