Press release
It is a month filled with important milestones for one University of Dundee graduate who has crossed the Caird Hall stage only one week before her baby is due to be born
Stories in Education and Society
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Using drama to support pupils’ transitions from primary to secondary school: interface between scholarship, research and practice
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This article will question how ready Scottish primary teachers are to adopt a pedagogy of play as opposed to more traditional didactic teaching approaches when planning and delivering an early years curriculum for children starting school.
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Researchers from Education and Society collaborate on a research study
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A Systematic Literature Review of International Research
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Professor of Social Work has written a book that gives insights into the pre and post-care experiences of boys who were pupils in a residential school
News
Insights from Postgraduate Students’ and Educators’ Transitions
Feature
From international education to designing learning experiences in the hospitality and tourism industry, Rick tells us how the MEd influenced his career.
News
The Community Gardens Beyond Communities programme brought together a range of community workers, activists and academics, involved in community gardens and community food growing projects.
Impact case study
Research into comics has led to new partnerships and publications tackling issues of public interest.
Impact case study
Bringing the voices of street children and youth to bear on global policy through UN General Comment.
Press release
University of Dundee comics that aim to raise awareness of common but poorly understood medical conditions have received the backing of a former European leader.
Press release
A University of Dundee project has been honoured for using Makaton signs and music to bring youngsters together throughout lockdown.
Feature
A chance connection brought student, Claire Mitchell and graduate Leah-Ann Walmsley-Pledl together to create Mighty Me Adventures with Alf and his Tigersome Tea
Press release
Girls perform better than boys and “low ability” children make the biggest achievement gains when taught using online and blended learning techniques, according to research led by the University of Dundee.
Press release
Following their virtual practicum experience last semester, some of our International Baccalaureate (IB) Pathway students on the MA Education course have been writing about their experiences for the IB's Global Newsletter.
News
A new book chapter from a member of our staff has been released recently
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Verity Clarke, a second year BA Social Work student from the School of Education & Social Work, has been named as one of four winners of the Social Workers Union (SWU) World Social Work Day Essay Assignment Competition.
Feature
Stories of our alumni going above and beyond during the Covid-19 pandemic