Dr Janet Melville-Wiseman looks at how universities can pledge support for the Gypsy, Traveller, Roma, Showman and Boater Communities in higher education.
Category: Education
Language learning in crisis: a dangerous question?
Chris Beighton explains the importance of learning languages for commercial success.
- February, 5
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- Arts and Humanities, Business, Education
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Holocaust Memorial Day 2021
Dr Maria Diemling looks at the alarming rise in anti-Jewish attacks and our responsibility to speak out against Antisemitism.
- January, 26
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- Arts and Humanities, Culture, Education, Faith and religion
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Call for Change: looking forward to education post Covid-19
Wendy Cobb and Bea Stevenson argue for a post Covid-19 education system that can ensure young people develop socially and emotionally, as well as academically.
Can we take more responsibility for counteracting the impact of Covid-19 in higher education?
Rita Molnar promotes teachers’ awareness on co-operative social learning.
- November, 13
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- Education, Psychology
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Pandemic panic: Covid and the claustropolitan university?
Chris Beighton asks if online learning is enhancing our creative thinking.
Emotional health in home-school relationships: parents and school staff supporting one another through times of change
Wendy Cobb and Bea Stevenson discuss how parents and school staff can work together to support themselves and young people to continue to thrive as we navigate through a global pandemic.
Great British Week of Sport #BeActive
Dr Kristy Howells explains why we need more sport and physical activity in our lives.
Mr Creativity – a candle in the wind?
Dr Jonathan Barnes and Catherine Carden in the Faculty of Education discuss Sir Ken Robinson, who recently passed away, on his vital role within education.
Education where individuals do not matter: examinations during a pandemic
Dr Alan Bainbridge argues that a dependence in education of metrics to understand performance is eroding a student’s individuality.