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School of Education Impact and Engagement
Impact stories
Improving assessment for healthcare training
A research collaboration between the School of Education and the Leeds Institute for Medical Education has enhanced the assessment practice, design of assessments and quality-assurance approaches in medical schools and national healthcare examinations nationally and internationally.
More on Improving assessment for healthcare trainingThe design and pedagogy of massive open online courses (MOOCs)
Research by Neil Morris and Bronwen Swinnerton on learner engagement and completion in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) has demonstrated that inclusively designed, interactive and social MOOCs can democratise education and offer access to learning opportunities for disadvantaged individuals globally.
More on The design and pedagogy of massive open online courses (MOOCs)Coordination of access to English language classes for adult migrants
Mike Baynham and James Simpson have conducted a series of studies to identify effective practice in the provision of English language classes for adults migrants, informing the development of efficient, responsive networks of local and regional provision.
More on Coordination of access to English language classes for adult migrantsChanging the story on child poverty
Child poverty is devastating for children’s lives and societies. Our research centres the expertise of children and families who have experienced living in poverty into how we understand what poverty is, how we measure it, and what we do to address it.
More on Changing the story on child povertyYoung deaf children and their caregivers in Ghana
A British Academy GCRF funded research collaboration between the University of Leeds and the University of Education, Winneba, Ghana. This project builds understandings of the social-cultural and resource dynamics surrounding early support for children who are deaf, and their caregivers.
More on Young deaf children and their caregivers in GhanaTransition from primary to secondary school with special reference to modern languages
Since 2012, Professor Gary Chambers has been investigating issues around transition from primary to secondary school with a particular focus on modern languages teaching and learning.
More on Transition from primary to secondary school with special reference to modern languagesEngagement with schools
Partnerships and engagement with schools and education practitioners is an essential part of our work across teaching, research and impact. We work closely with schools and colleges leading to collaboration and co-production in research projects, and enabling research findings to influence educational practice and policy.
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