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📙 Click the link to read Mingzheng Hu's #BookReview of "State formation, globalization, and universities: exploring the internationalization of higher education in China" by Jie Zheng 👇
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This #OpenAccess #Systematic #NarrativeReview explores how methodologies shape the voices of excluded children & young people in England’s Alternative Provision.
Learn why participatory approaches matter 👇
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#Education #Inclusion
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"Conservatism as affective ideology: rethinking the recent attacks on higher education" by Michalinos Zembylas.
Explores how emotions like fear & nostalgia fuel conservative campaigns against CRT, DEI & elite universities.
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Book cover of "Motherhood and initial teacher education: the experiences of student teacher mothers" by Joan Woodhouse and Laura Guihen
📗 Nicola Smith reviews "Motherhood and initial teacher education: the experiences of student teacher mothers" by Joan Woodhouse and Laura Guihen
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Shout out to the amazing peer reviewers who gave their time and expertise to support Educational Review last year! 👏 🤩
We are so grateful for your contributions 🥰
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Enjoy #FreeAccess to Liting Lu & Chengmin Jin's #InfluentialReader #BookReview of "Teachers’ emotional experiences: towards a new emotional discourse" edited by Saul Karnovsky & Nick Kelly
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Our first issue of 2026 is here! 📘
Featuring research on:
• Why students choose sociology
• Teachers & mental‑health literacy
• STEM belonging & impostor feelings
• Digital vs paper reading in 14 countries
• How time shapes classrooms
• And more!
Read now 👇
www.tandfonline.com/toc/cedr20/7...
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@drbaird.bsky.social draws attention to the importance of a rare LGBTQ+ leadership development programme in UK HE and the significance of the community of LGBTQ+ attendees who came together in this space, enabling them to re-envision leadership & leadership development 👇
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"The dance of managerialism and professionalism" by Xingyuan Gao
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"an engaging and timely contribution to the fields of educational management, leadership, administration, and policy."
Read Robert Archer's full #BookReview of "The dance of managerialism and professionalism" by Xingyuan Gao 👇
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🏫 Swedish school segregation & educational inequity have increased between 1988–2020. Despite policy efforts, socioeconomic & ethnic disparities in academic achievement persist and schools’ compensatory ability has weakened, urging targeted policy actions.
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Thank you to everyone who shared/responded to our recent call for book reviewers 🙏😃
All books have now been assigned! 📚✨
#BookReviews
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"a concise yet rich guide for students embarking on research with children"
📘 Read Liting Lu's #BookReview of "Researching children and childhoods: a reflexive dissertation companion" by Sarah Richards and Sarah Coombs
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👩🏫 Recruiting international teachers is a increasing strategy for rural schools in the U.S. Understanding who these teachers are and what their experiences are like will help improve the efficacy of this strategy for schools and teachers alike.
Read the article 👇
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🔍 What does it mean to be a “translocational outsider within” in academia? This #OpenAccess study by Saba Hussain & Nazia Hussein unpacks four structures of exhaustion faced by minoritised migrant women scholars 👇
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#HigherEd #MigrantAcademics #WomenInAcademia
Another paper from our ESRC Project - open access paper about parental mediation of very young children's use of digital devices
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This is also a #neuro-affirming & integrative approach that suits autistic and other neurodivergent YP.
@thewoodbug.bsky.social is fab on this topic!
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#monotropism
Absolving the system and solving parents (spoiler- this is precisely what I *don't* advocate doing) www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
02.01.2026 14:51 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 2 📌 0If you are interested in parent/family/community engagement in learning - really interested in it having an impact, rather than just performative instances thereof, I'm going to recommend things to read. Some are mine, some are not.
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📜 ...another paper assigned to an issue now in @edreview.bsky.social, jointly with Meryem Betül YASDIMAN and Jenny Norris doi.org/10.1080/0013...
Why sociology?– comparing the driving forces behind university degree choice in Norway, Hungary and England
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Two #BookReview #PublicationOpportunities remaining! If you'd like to review one of these titles for Educational Review, email:
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👥 How does self-efficacy shape online bystander behavior among Irish teens? New study reveals what predicts cyberdefending vs. passive responses.
Read #OpenAccess 👇
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#Cyberbullying #EdResearch
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Book cover of "The artistry of teaching in higher education: practical ideas for developing creative academic practice" edited by Helen King
Wondering how you can develop creativity in #HigherEd #teaching? Read Karen Lander & Grazyna Lipowska-Bhalla's #BookReview of "The artistry of teaching in higher education" to find out how Helen King's edited collection could help! 📙
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Check out this #OpenAccess article by Janet Goodall et al., examining how parents mediate the use of digital technologies by very young children. 💻👀
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📚 Book reviewers needed! 📣
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New review in Educational Review: balancing managerialism with professionalism amounts to subtle apologism masking managerialism’s structural power as a neoliberal project.
Free access:
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#Managerialism #EducationPolicy #EducationalLeadership #Professionalism
We'd also like to offer huge thanks to outgoing Exec Editor Professor Jane Martin 👏 who we're delighted to confirm will continue as a valued member of Educational Review's editorial board.
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Professor Reza Gholami
We're excited to announce that Educational Review has a new Executive Editor, Reza Gholami! 🎉
Reza is Professor of Sociology of Education at the University of Birmingham & is committed to publishing original, rigorous & engaged educational research from across disciplines
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Law underpins education, but is neglected in British #education research. A 30-yr review of journals shows little attention, with recent interest. Gaps in referencing, policy analysis, home nations’ differences and human rights are exposed 👇
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🎓 Research by Hernan Cuervo & Nadishka Weerasuriya explores the struggles of working-class rural youth for belonging & recognition at metropolitan universities.
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#HigherEd #SocialClass #RuralYouth #Belonging
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