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Aikaterini Kokkinaki receives scholarships from WUN-STELLAR

4 May 2012

Aikaterini Kokkinaki receives scholarships from WUN-STELLAR.

Harvey Goldstein on school league tables

20 April 2012

Professor Harvey Goldstein contributes new research showing school league tables can be faulty.

New project fostering cross-cultural communication

16 April 2012

Dr Talia Isaacs has been awarded €100,000 for a four-year European Commission-funded FP7 Marie Curie Career Integration Grant to investigate different facets of listeners’ understanding of second language (L2) speech.

Using digital technologies in science classrooms

28 March 2012

The HP-funded E-Scapes consortium at the University of Bristol has identified practical and theoretical obstacles to the use of digital media technology in science classrooms.

The learning life course of at ‘risk’ children aged 3-16

1 March 2012

Why and when do certain children manage to succeed ‘against the odds’ while others do not? Reducing educational inequality will be the focus of a free public talk hosted by the University of Bristol today [Wednesday 29 February].

MEd from the Graduate School laid the foundations for management

24 February 2012

An interview with Graduate School of Education MEd alumnus, Maxine Room, Principal and Chief Executive of Lewisham College, London.

ESRC studentships 2012

8 February 2012

ESRC studentships are available. Students need to apply before 17th February 2012.

Teaching with immersive gaming

30 January 2012

Speaking at the Learning Without Frontiers conference in Olympia, London on January 26th, Dr Paul Howard-Jones, Neuroeducationalist at the Graduate School of Education, University of Bristol, suggested dopamine is the reason kids love computer games.

Teaching and learning argumentation through chemistry stories

20 January 2012

A new resource for chemistry teachers has been produced by Professor Sibel Erduran, Graduate School of Education and Dr Aybuke Pabuccu a Visiting Fellow from Abant Izzet Baysal University, Turkey.

National curriculum review update

16 January 2012

The Expert Panel's report on the National Curriculum Review has resulted in The Secretary of State deferring the introduction of a new curriculum for one year.