Edition 19

Both pieces of research reviewed were published in Open Review of Educational Research, volume 2, issue 1, 2015 Research:...

Week commencing 09 February, 2015

7 questions about technology (#techandme)     By Simon Davies I’ve mentioned @staffrm before. If you don’t have a blog but...

Edition 18

All the research reviewed was published in Educational Psychology, volume 35, issue 1, 2015 Research: Coping strategies at ages...

Getting the Buggers to Behave

It’s pretty tough to review Getting the Buggers to Behave. It’s in its fifth edition, has sold a ludicrous...

Week commencing 02 February, 2015

Love Learning Ideas By Ruth Powley I enjoy Ruth Powley’s blog enormously, but I found her post “Education is...

Mindwise: How We Understand What Others Think, Believe, Feel, and Want

Imagine. The super-power of a sixth sense, so often the realm of TV, movies and sci-fi, yet a gift...

Edition 17

All four pieces of research reviewed were published in the Oxford Review of Education, vol 40, issue 6, 2014...

Week commencing 26 January, 2015

Minding the gender gap from both sides @DanielGibney As a teacher and feminist I, like this blog, have questioned why...

Who Needs Examinations?: A story of climbing ladders and dodging snakes

My target is not examinations as such. I am not rooting for the abolition of graded music exams…but for...

Edition 16

In this edition of Educational Research, three studies caught our watchful research eye: 1. How young children view mathematical...

Week commencing 19 January, 2015

In Praise of Being Boring by @danicquinn In this post, a maths teacher reflects on the feedback from a...