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As we look towards the upcoming ECER in Belgrade, Dr Philippe Gabriel reflects on the experience of being an educational researcher in times of change and upheaval.
The post Researching education in troubled times: Reflections ahead of ECER 2025 in Belgrade appeared first on EERA Blog.
With the advent of "educational genomics", Dr Ben Williamson takes a closer look at the scientific networks that are conducting educational genomics research, the scientific claims they are making, and the methods and technologies that underpin their knowledge-making practices.
The post Should genetics play a role in education? appeared first on EERA Blog.
European Universities of Applied Sciences are facing increading challenges. A research project investigates new paths for their strategic positioning, and how they can connect and learn from each other.
The post What European universities of applied science can learn from each other appeared first on EERA Blog.
The occupational wellbeing of all involved in education is important; however, the wellbeing of one cohort, higher-education-based Teacher Educators, is often overlooked. We take a closer look at how Seligman's PERMA model can help - and how institutions can help.
The post Why teacher educators stay – the power of PERMA in practice appeared first on EERA Blog.
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