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Our staff can provide expert commentary and consultancy in most areas of education and related social sciences. A selection of topics follows. If you’re looking for an expert, please contact Helen Green, Media and Communications Officer, 020 7612 6459, h.green@ioe.ac.uk
Ability grouping practices (streaming, setting, mixed ability) Academies Achievement, attainment Adult basic skills Adult education Art and design education Art history Aspergers syndrome Autism Assessment and examinations (Sats, GCSE, A-levels, Baccalaureate)
Behaviour problems and management Bilingualism Bioethics (animal experiments, cloning) Biology education Brain Boys’ achievement Breaktime British birth cohorts Bullying Business and economics education
Catholic education Chemistry education Child abuse Childcare and men Child development Childhood, sociology of Children in care or looked-after Children’s rights Children’s services Citizenship education Class sizes Comprehensive schools (vs grammar or independent schools) Computer games Comparative education Creativity Curriculum [BACK TO TOP]
Demography Developing countries and education Digital technologies Disabilities Distance learning Drama education Dyslexia [BACK TO TOP]
Education (pre-school, primary, secondary, post-16, further, higher, adult, lifelong, comprehensive, single-sex, sociology of, psychology of) Education Action Zones Education finance Education policy Education management Educational psychology E-learning Emotional intelligence Emotional development; children’s emotions Employment (graduate, women’s, ethnic) English language teaching Environment education Ethics Ethnicity (and achievement, and employment, and equal opportunities) Europe and education (comparisons, policies) Evidence-informed policy and practice Examinations and stress Exclusions from school [BACK TO TOP]
Faith schools Families (lone parent, step families, children’s views of, and gender, and labour market) Feminism Foreign languages Friendships of children Further education [BACK TO TOP]
Gender (eg and education, and achievement, and technology, stereotypes) Genetic engineering Geography education Globalisation Governors, school Grammar schools Group work [BACK TO TOP]
Headship Health education and promotion Higher education (funding, top-up fees, quality, elitism in, management, other countries) History of education HIV/AIDS Holocaust education Home schooling Homework [BACK TO TOP]
Inclusive education Information and communications technology (ICT) Inspection of schools Intelligence Intercultural education International education Internet [BACK TO TOP]
Language learning and teaching Leadership in schools League tables Lifelong learning Learning communities online Learning difficulties Literacy (development, training of teachers, and disadvantaged groups, teaching of) Local education authorities Local government London [BACK TO TOP]
Markets in education Mathematics education Media education; children and media Men in childcare Mentoring Middle class and education Millennium Cohort Moral education Mozart effect Multicultural education Multilingualism Museums Music (pop/classical split, and gender, effects on behaviour, and education) [BACK TO TOP]
National Child Development Study Newly qualified teachers Nursery schools [BACK TO TOP]
Ofsted [BACK TO TOP]
Parental choice Parenting Parental leave Pedagogy Personalised learning Personal-social development (PSHE) Philosophy of education Play Policies (education, social, health, and research) Post-compulsory, post-16 Pregnancy, teenage Privatisation, public/private debate Psychology of education [BACK TO TOP]
School (admissions, buildings, governors, leadership, choice, effectiveness, improvement, meals, inspections) Science education (biology, chemistry, environment, physics,) Sex education Shakespeare Singing Skills (basic, adult) Social class and education Social exclusion Social justice Social life in schools Sociology Special educational needs Spelling Spiritual education Statistics Student fees [BACK TO TOP]
Targets Teacher training Teachers (newly qualified, overseas-trained, male and female) Teenage pregnancy, parenting Television and children Teaching English as a second or other language (TESOL) Thinking skills Transport Truancy [BACK TO TOP]
Value-added Vocational education [BACK TO TOP]
Work and childcare Women (in education management, and employment, and economics) [BACK TO TOP]
Young people [BACK TO TOP]
Zoos and education [BACK TO TOP] |