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In this blog I want to examine why education is both tedious and yet fascinating as a subject. Where does boredom about education come from? I know it creeps up and silently closes one’s...
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Last year BERA celebrated its 40th Anniversary in London, and this year’s annual conference in Belfast promises to be stimulating and invigorating with an emphasis on networking, exchanging...
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With other 60 presentations from 21 countries, TEPE2015 is going to be a diverse and educating networking event. The conference programme includes keynote talks, plenary sessions and parallel...
Services for young children and their families have held a prominent place on international policy agendas for decades and have seen remarkable transformations of the underlying concept of what...
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Where music making takes place, it often co-exists in a world that is characterised by poverty, disease, and child mortality (cf Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; UN Human Development Index). Human...
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Current educational change in England is based on the rationale that schools may be continually improved in ways that facilitate competitive advantage on a world stage. This rationale enables...
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Registration online is now closed. However if you would still like to attend this event please email events@bera.ac.uk. This joint BERA SIG event provides the opportunity to learn how...
Registration online is now closed. However if you would still like to attend this event please email events@bera.ac.uk. For all those involved in education, the...
Education has fallen down the political agenda. It deserves more attention.
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Call it what you like - practitioner enquiry, classroom-based research, reflective analysis, clinical practice, evidence-informed leadership - the need for teachers and school leaders to look...
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The Higher Education Academy (HEA) is seeking to partner leading learned societies and PSRBs (Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies) to conduct research into the state of higher education...
Both the New Labour and coalition governments have contributed to a legal and administrative infrastructure which enables profit making
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