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What is researchED?

The goal of researchED is to bridge the gap between research and practice in education. Researchers, teachers, and policy makers come together for a day of information-sharing and myth-busting.

We aim to to bring together as many parties affected by educational research – e.g. teachers, academics, researchers, policy makers, teacher-trainers – in order to establish healthy relationships where field-specific expertise is pooled usefully.

At a researchED event, there are usually 6-7 rounds of sessions. Each session is 40 minutes long. Attendees build their own day using the timetable and programme that is released a couple of weeks before the day of the event.

We’ve hosted researchED events around world including in London, Amsterdam, Philadelphia, Cape Town, Chile, Dubai, Geneva, Melbourne, Toronto and many more!

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Kathryn Morgan & Helena Moore: Theories of Action: Mental Models in Motion

Kathryn Morgan & Helena Moore: Theories of Action: Mental Models in Motion

Schools are complex organisations. As a result, endless (well-intentioned) change initiatives are introduced in the name of ‘school improvement’, often resulting in change fatigue...

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Jude Hunton: “Chunk it, don’t flunk it” Leading & teaching a memorable curriculum

Jude Hunton: “Chunk it, don’t flunk it” Leading & teaching a memorable curriculum

“Chunk it, don’t flunk it”: leading and teaching a memorable curriculum In this session, Jude will explain the importance of “chunking” to help students...

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