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Many teenagers are embarking on maths A-level courses with an inadequate grasp of algebra because they can get a good grade at GCSE without having mastered it, new research from assessment experts...
BERA in the news23 Sep 2014
Online registration is now closed. There are very limited places available. Please contact the BERA Office for details if you would still like to attend on 0207 612 6987. This...
Past event22 Sep 2014
The 39th BERA AGM will take place at 5:00pm on Monday 22nd September. It will be held at Nunn Hall, IOE, 20 Bedford Way, London, WC1H 0AL All members are invited to attend. 39th...
Past event22 Sep 2014
Over the summer of 2014, BERA decided to take the unusual step of reconvening the influential UK Assessment Reform Group, which remains highly regarded nationally and internationally. The ARG...
BERA in the news21 Sep 2014
Spotlight Session: AARE Convenor: Clarence, Ng - Australian Catholic University Chairperson: Wyatt-Smith, Claire - Australian Catholic University Discussant: Elliott, Stephen -...
Past conference
BERA is delighted to announce the appointment of the first two BERA John Nisbet Fellows. Named in honour of our first President, these are awarded annually to one or more people who are deemed...
News12 Sep 2014
This study examines intergenerational dynamics amongst British South Asians regarding education and family life. It explores the perspectives of grandparents, parents and young people to...
It is well known that there are vast differences in the proportion of young people applying for university places from different locations. This ranges from 24% to 79% between local authority...
The study explored the politics of Britishness in a large culturally diverse English secondary school. It examined dominant view that social disharmony is connected with minority groups’...
With alarming suicide rates and a negative identity, Alevi youth felt invisible at school where no one knew about their faith. Through collaboration between the Alevi community, Highbury Grove...
This study explored how policy narratives were created in the era in which Ed Balls and then Michael Gove were Secretary of State for Education, in successive governments of New Labour and the...
Abstract submission is now closed View your submitted abstracts Bursaries There are various bursaries available to assist with attendance at the conference. Please visit the bursary...
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