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The Future of Education and Public Policy

Two day event brings together academics, current students and alumni from the Education, Public Policy and Equity programme Last week,...

The Scottish Curriculum and Minority Representation

By Farah Farzana In recent years, I have observed Scottish education and its relationship to minority representation from many angles: as...

School Education in the Era of Covid-19

Regrettably, educational systems have not been spared from the effects of the COVID-19 virus as schools around the globe are being closed.

Three Generations of EPPE Students Celebrate Graduation

18th December 2019 This month, another cohort of successful students graduated from the MSc Education, Public Policy and Equity programme...

The Digital Divide in India: Narrowing or Widening?

By Panchalee Tamulee “Like globalization and urbanization, ‘digitalization’ has already changed the world. The rapid proliferation of...

Crossing Boundaries Between Research and Practice...

...A Response to 'Using Research to Promote Equity in Education' By Sarah Kingstone and Ellen Vanderhoven Last week, a number of EPPE...

EPPE Network Welcomes New Masters Cohort

By Ellen Vanderhoven This week I had the pleasure of welcoming the newest cohort of students to the MSc Education, Public Policy and...

Soft Skills in Today’s Teaching: A Brief Reflection

By Dr Fraño Paukner Nogués In 2007, a report published by McKinsey (How the world’s best-performing school systems come out on top) made...

EPPE_Lab Enters Data Collection Phase

Returning from the summer break, this week we update you on our action research project EPPE_Lab. The EPPE_Lab project is well underway...

EPPE_Lab Goes From Strength to Strength

This week, teachers participating in our action research project - EPPE_Lab - completed their third training module and selected their...

Talking About Tragedy in the Classroom

By Sarah Kingstone Reports of recent tragedies have been especially difficult to read. Innocent lives have been taken. The motives appear...

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