Who suffered the most during homeschooling? Parents of young kids and older children
New research shows that teenagers and the parents of young children was hardest hit by the strain of homeschooling during lockdown
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Two Years On: What Effect Did School Closures Have on Children?
Read moreLearning loss due to school closures has not been as much of a problem as first thought. However, the effect on mental health and wellbeing has been more marked.
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Education has much to learn: how the relationships between research, policy and practice need to change in light of COVID-19
Read moreThe Director of the ESRC’s forthcoming Education Research Programme offers a personal view of how education researchers in England have grappled with the many challenges raised by the pandemic. By Gemma Moss
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Subject to Change: Setting a New Direction for Education and Learning
Read moreListening to and empowering young people and the public to set a new direction for education and learning A new report from Big Change and the Institute for Public Policy Research by Caireen Goddard, Harry Quilter-Pinner and Kike Agunbiade sets out the findings of research into the public’s views on the future of education and learning. Through thousands of conversations they have found that a consensus is starting to emerge. Young people, parents, teachers and employers all agree that now is the time to rethink what education is really for, how young people...
