The Graduate School of Education produces a range of high quality research publications based around its unifying research theme of Culture, Learning, Identity and Organisations (CLIO).
Search the University's online database for Graduate School of Education researchers' outputs including journal articles, books, reports for external bodies, software, and much more.
Find out about the international journals produced by the Graduate School of Education:
Professor Michael Crossley, editor: Comparative EducationExplores from a comparative perspective challenges and trends in education throughout the world.
Professor Jo-Anne Baird, editor:Provides a focus for international scholarly output in the field of assessment.
Professor Susan Robertson and Roger Dale, editors:Provides a focus for current sociological perspectives on education at all levels and in all settings.
We produce a range of high quality books based around our unifying research theme of Culture, Learning, Identity and Organisations (CLIO).
Rosamund Sutherland, Susan Robertson and Peter John (2008):Examines how ICT can be used to enhance teaching and learning in different classroom settings and subjects.
Tim Bond and Barbara Mitchels (2008):Contains comprehensive guidance on why and how records should be kept.
Roger Dale and Susan Robertson (eds) (2009):Developed from the experience of a European Union Thematic Network focusing on complex and varying relationships between Globalisation, Europeanisation and Education.
Fiona Steele (2008): Develops a basic understanding of how to use key multivariate methods in the social sciences.
Jenneth Parker and Ros Wade (2008):Provides a critique on the role of Education for Sustainability in contributing to sustainability.
Find our latest news in our brochure and newsletter:
REACH brochure, 2009 (PDF, 386 Kb)Our annual brochure provides accessible accounts of our key research findings and project developments, circulated to a wide community of users.
What's On Research newsletter, Summer 2010 (PDF, 457 Kb)This is a termly newsletter for staff and students.
For further information and copies of REACH or What's On Research, please contact:
Lucy Stephens.
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