New research from @meechan_d & colleagues at @NottmTrentUni & in @ObserverUK looks at issues impacting #earlyyears since the introduction of new rules around childcare.
With increased numbers of children nurseries often ‘crowd control’ more than educate.
https://t.co/mkqs004Bqj
Over in Ireland visiting family and this communication board was placed at the entrance to a local park. Such a simple touch to promoting a more inclusive society. Well done @WaterfordCounci great to see.
Great to get some publicity regarding a current research project I'm leading on with @AaronTeamEC
The below survey is still open for those working in nurseries who want to share their views on the changes to two year old ratios in England
https://t.co/tQB9CQlvn6
Excited to be hosting an evening with Professor Julie Fisher next month at UoN. Over two-thirds of tickets gone! Interacting or interfering in ECEC? Unpack 20 years of research and insights. Don't miss out! #ECEC#earlychildhoodeducation#seminar
https://t.co/LLBM9JMARr
Ever wondered how generative AI is revolutionizing study skills for students at university? Join me to hear more about getting started with AI.
See below link for more details and registration.
#GenerativeAI#StudySkills
https://t.co/xBXfrI5Yj4
"It’s not aware of the world in any meaningful sense." 🤖
For the 300th edition of The Life Scientific, @wooldridgemike and @jimalkhalili seek to demystify AI.
Artificial Intelligence – No Longer a Thing of Science Fiction:
https://t.co/0PduA3qkTq
Arguably most significant +concerning figure in PISA coverage is in 2nd-last par here: UK now "has 2nd-lowest average life satisfaction of 15-year-olds across OECD". Ed policymakers haven't prioritised children's mental health. Need to reflect on this. https://t.co/WQ9SZhgnqn
I'm hoping to shine a light on the experiences of practitioners in relation to ratios and the impact this has on well being and practice through the below research with @AaronTeamEC
Why do pesky academics continue to use exams to assess their students, even though researchers have told them they don't work? Because researchers have talked to each other and not the academics.
My paper just out in Studies in HE https://t.co/Va7bBPP2x5 (open access)
There's huge moral and ethical questions behind an assessment process that has no benefits for those undertaking it or those administering it...
https://t.co/8CKlS5Lgjj