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Latest news

Understanding secondary school students' agentic negotiation strategies in accessing higher education in Cameroon

Description
Article co-written by Dr Yuwei Xu, published in A Journal of Comparative and International Education
Date:
03 October 2024

Students' experiences of educational technology use to facilitate university learning: factors influencing their mediation of learning

Description
Article by Dr Denise Sweeney published in Research in Learning Technology
Date:
25 September 2024

Oracy Education Commission - Speaking Volumes

Description
Series of exploratory papers on issues related to oracy education, with contribution from Dr Rupert Knight
Date:
04 September 2024

Upcoming events

The potential of Froebelian philosophy to support and engage low-income

Date
16 October 2024 (11:30-13:30)
Location:
C49, Dearing Building, Jubilee Campus
Description
A project dissemination event hosted delivered by Professor Kate Hoskins, Professor Emma Wainwright, Dr Utsa Mukherjee and Dr Asma Lebbakhar (Brunel University London) and Dr Yuwei Xu (University of Nottingham)

Understanding stress and coping as a whole school approach

Date
16 October 2024 (16:00-17:30)
Location:
Online - MS Teams
Description
A SEN and Disabilities seminar series presented by Gareth Morewood, Educational Advisor

This learning we call therapy: medical model realism and its alternatives

Date
16 October 2024 (18:30-20:30)
Location:
Exchange Building - Jubilee Campus, Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1)
Description
Seminar presented by Professor David Murphy, School of Education, University of Nottingham
 

 

School of Education

University of Nottingham
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Wollaton Road
Nottingham, NG8 1BB

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