David Reimer

Professor of Sociology of Education @uni_iceland, Research Focus on Inequality in Education. Now on @[email protected].

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

Very happy that my project "EDUCHANGE" was awarded an @ERC_Research Consolidator Grant #ERCCoG #education #Inequality #Experiment 1/5

[EEPA Editors @EEPAjournal]

Even with free higher education, barriers persist. A new study finds that career guidance using role model videos and info can reduce inequality in university expectations and actual university applications. #EquityEdu #edchat #edpolicy
https://t.co/BG1oJO5gTB

[Platform for Inequality Research Aarhus University @PIREAUAarhusUni]

New article from PIREAU member @dreimer28. The article examines changes in student well-being and the relationship between student well-being and educational choice during the COVID-19 pandemic:

https://t.co/0R8Q8KrjzE

[Elgar Sociology @Elgar_Sociology]

NEW: Handbook of Education and Work by Maarten H.J. Wolbers and @DieterVerhaest

🆓 content: https://t.co/F0W5XzoNfl

🔗 More information: https://t.co/xafufOWPNv

#Education #Training #Work #Skills #Inequality @anne_dev1 @AngelesDavia @DeWitteK @distasio_val @MullerXfce99

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@mvinaes Arbejdende Denmark=Arbejderklassen?

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@pengzell Karl Marx has one! https://t.co/8RMpwgJDQc

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@pengzell If I remember correctly, we fielded a survey study in Mannheim about social mobility some 20 years ago that had the same title :-)

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@iea_education @Christi89678542 Congratulations!

[Per Engzell @pengzell]

This is a terrific opportunity for anyone looking to do a PhD

[New SocArXiv Papers @socarxivpapers]

#SocArXiv: Who Climbs the Ivory Tower? Social origins of academic faculty in an egalitarian welfare state https://t.co/8Y5PBUZeWw

[Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) @SOFI_su_se]

Very interesting study from SOFI's @annahsandberg et al: PhD students are at a significantly higher risk of mental health issues compared to their peers with master's degrees. 🧵
#MentalHealth #AcademicTwitter #PhDlife

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

Living in Iceland is not always fun. High inflation, bad weather etc. But then you have this...

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

60 horses crossing the Icelandic black ash desert with the north wind blowing.

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@DemoSocUPF Thanks to this great team. The conference organization and support was really great!

[Lars Højsgaard Andersen @L_H_Andersen]

Such an honor!
For a recap of the article’s highlights, see https://t.co/MadfXY80Gm

Also: I realize it shouldn’t be a thing. But I am very happy to see this honor given to a null finding. A super informative one, but a null nonetheless. You help set the tone, @ESR_news, thanks!

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

A happy marriage between Sedat Gümüş (@gumussed) research focus on school leadership and Emil Smith & my interest in inequality at educational transitions.

[Sedat Gümüş @gumussed]

Happy to share our latest publication from @Carlsbergfondet supported project. School leadership and students’ decisions about further education… Many thanks to great co-authors Emil smith and @dreimer28 https://t.co/9bI9CwxkIL

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@pengzell @Betthaeuser Congrats to both of you!

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

In German we have the term "altersmilde" - indicating that people become more relaxed/mild with age. I noticed that I have developed the opposite tendency when it comes to reviewing papers - 20 years in. I reject papers much more often than I used to. What about you?

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

The one and only Matti Nellimarka will be teaching the class. - He is a great guy and also the author of this gem:

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

From August 6th to August 16th, the Summer Institute in Computational Social Science will take place in Reykjavik, hosted by the University of Iceland.
https://t.co/NRzuQ0kKz6

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

Learn about new exciting methods and explore Iceland.

[David Reimer @dreimer28]

@r_landersoe Do we see a Covid-19 effect? I would have expected the opposite (teachers becoming more lenient in that period)...