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Neutral not negative: Language use within academia
Language is constantly changing and evolving. For example, in psychology, terminology which was previously considered acceptable or appropriate (such as impairment, deficit) may now be seen ...
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Using Matryoska dolls to facilitate early years teachers’ reflections based on the Ecological Systems Model
This blog post focuses on my use of innovative creative research methods to explore the lived experience of GTCS-registered ...
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The Seven ‘C’s of Why: Youth workers’ questions about digital practice
In this blog post I reflect on a collaborative research project that explored youth workers’ knowledge, skills and attitudes ...
British Educational Research Association11dOpinion
A new national curriculum: Better learning principles and practices
The new UK Labour government, elected in 2024, almost immediately commissioned a Curriculum and Assessment Review, with the ...
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Rob Reynolds, Mr
Rob Reynolds is currently a lecturer in Youth and Community Work within the School of Education at Plymouth Marjon University ...
British Educational Research Association7dOpinion
The environmental ethics of Generative AI: Artificial intelligence or real ignorance?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly present in debates about education, including at policy level. Earlier this year ...
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SIG Meet & Discuss: Social Justice | BERA
Come and join the Social Justice SIG to discuss and plan activities for the next academic year. You will have the opportunity to suggest ideas we can work on in the future. We will also make sure ...