Convenor
Rowena Passy is a senior research fellow at the Plymouth Institute of Education, University of Plymouth. She spent most of her life with horses until discovering academia, and now enjoys combining her love of outdoor activities and pursuits with her research and teaching.
She has worked at the National Foundation for Educational Research as well as at Exeter, Leicester, and De Montfort Universities. She has developed a wide range of research interests in the field of education, including school leadership and management, education policy, outdoor learning, initial teacher training, and teacher retention.
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Continue readingOnline registration for this event has now closed, to register please email events@bera.ac.uk. #BERAEdPolicy @BERANews In their book, ‘Great Mistakes in Education Policy – And how to avoid...
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Summer 2021 SIG Convenors Meeting The Summer 2021 SIG Convenors Meeting will be held on June 23, 2021 from 1:00pm-2:00pm REGISTER NOW
For various historical, political and epistemological reasons (which are well-documented in a range of sources), ‘evidence-based policy’ is not a neutral descriptor but instead seems to have...
