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Our series of professorial public lectures provides an opportunity to celebrate and share the expertise of our professors.
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Previous #IOELectures
- Exploring the neurocognition of second language speaking and writing (Professor Andrea R茅v茅sz)
- Things worth knowing: Participatory research with children on media cultures and play (Professor John Potter)
- Places, people and pageants: Writing and performing local histories (Professor Mark Freeman)
- More than a grade: The human side of assessment (Professor Mary Richardson)
- Healthy longevity in the 21st century: A cross-generational life course perspective (Professor George Ploubidis)
- Acquiring language in challenging circumstances (Professor Chlo毛 Marshall)
- Arts, nature and wellbeing: Journeying towards sustainability for children and young people (Professor Nicola Walshe)
- Where external representations meet embodied experiences (Professor Carol Rivas)
- Teamwork in healthcare: A close-up view of the frontline (Professor Jeff Bezemer)
- Teachers and teaching: the politics of respect (Professor Martin Mills)
- Understanding the social and cultural bases of Brexit (Professor Tak Wing Chan)
- The PISA results are coming! But should the findings be trusted? (Professor John Jerrim)
- Inequalities in education and society: the home, the school and the power of reading (Professor Alice Sullivan)
- Identities, inequalities, education: sociology for social justice with youth in (and out) of school听(Professor Louise Archer)
- Global learning and skills for global social change听(Professor Douglas Bourn)
- Research on inequality: the long roots of childhood, informing policies, and generational change听(Professor Alissa Goodman)
- Knowledge in education: Why philosophy matters听(Professor Jan Derry)
- Responding to children in the 21st century: education, social pedagogy and belonging听(Professor Claire Cameron)
- Higher education as self-formation听(Professor Simon Marginson)
- The problem of education and development in sub-Saharan Africa听(Professor Moses Oketch)
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