Lecturer in Education @kingsacademykcl @KingsCollegeLon ; Visiting Fellow @LSEInequalities Education. Public Policy. Inequalities. HE Teaching & Learning.
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Joined April 2020
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I'm delighted to share the news that I have been appointed Lecturer in Education at King's Academy, King's College London 🥳. I'll start my new position mid-April and will be focusing on the development of educators across King's.
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How can children foster community integration? Our BeyondSchoolGates.org report on how children and families connect across difference is now available to download 👇please share!
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Can children contribute to community integration? How do schools, community groups & local policy-makers enable children & families to connect across difference? Download the report beyondschoolgates.org @NuffieldFound @DautelJocelyn @LorienJasny @cha_berstroh
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Can children contribute to community integration? How do schools, community groups & local policy-makers enable children & families to connect across difference? Download the report beyondschoolgates.org @NuffieldFound @DautelJocelyn @LorienJasny @cha_berstroh
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We keep hearing great things about @FutureLearn and @KingsCollegeLon's two-week course on Generative AI in Higher Education by CODE fellow @mart_compton along with @oguzaliacar and @cha_berstroh.
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Lots of learners are engaging with our online short course on Gen AI in Higher Ed. A mix of participants from students and academics to edtech professionals and careers coaches. Join us and share your learning & reflections on what AI means for HE!
We just launched an #OpenAccess online short course on #GenerativeAI in #HigherEducation. We hope this course will empower learners and educators to make responsible choices futurelearn.com/courses/gene…
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🌳 How to explain political divisions within British society?
🗳️ @amcneil_amc & @cha_berstroh investigate the effects of social origins, social mobility, and destination position on voters’ positions in the #Brexit #referendum
👉 bit.ly/3IJA9pf #OA #Cleavages
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Would you like to take your fight against #inequality to the next level?
Apply now to join our fully-funded #fellowship and connect with our diverse community of fellows from all across the globe! 🌍
ℹ️: afsee.atlanticfellows.org/ne…
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Early years policies that focus on supporting families during the earliest years (ages 0–2) through adequate income and housing, high-quality mental health care, and supporting early parenting could boost development and tackle these inequalities.
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ALT Quote from IFS Associate Director Sarah Cattan: "There is real potential for early childhood intervention to boost development, especially among the disadvantaged. It does, however, require careful design, with consideration of the multiple barriers that hold back the most disadvantaged children."
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The latest edition of PSA News is now available online 📚
Take a look inside for the latest PSA updates! 👇
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I had a very happy first day in my new position @kingsacademykcl ! What an exciting time to be joining the Learning Development team with the KCL Festival of Learning and Teaching happening next week.
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Super excited for this important project, working with amazing colleagues across disciplines nuffieldfoundation.org/proje…
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With @BritishAcademy_, we have awarded £1.1 million to six research teams to explore policy and practice on how communities can improve social well-being across the UK.
nuffieldfoundation.org/news/…
Thrilled to be part of this inspiring team & research local policies that shape the environment in which children experience and contribute to social integration in their communities. Interdisciplinary & aims to inform policy/practice. Thanks @NuffieldFound @BritishAcademy_ !
Beyond school gates
@DrMonaSakr, Emily Murphy, @LorienJasny, Charlotte Haberstroh, @cha_berstroh, Lindsay Cameron and @DautelJocelyn will investigate how children’s perceptions, experiences and attitudes contribute to community integration.
nuffieldfoundation.org/proje…
ALT School children running and smiling next to a school building.
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Most of the recent literature on the politics of #education has applied a political economy perspective / focused on interests (including my own work).
Two new books by @MarinaCinoP & @BaldiGregory offer great analysis on the role of ideas & discourses. Much recommended.
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📘 In this article, Andrew McNeil & @cha_berstroh investigate the effects of social origins, social mobility, and destination position on voters’ positions in the #Brexit 🗳️ referendum 👉 bit.ly/3IJA9pf #SocialMobility #Cleavages #VotingBehaviour
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You can read the original paper in the European Journal of Political Research doi.org/10.1111/1475-6765.12…
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New blog from Andrew McNeil and @cha_berstroh @LSEGovernment based on their research using our data
Intergenerational social mobility and Brexit: one’s social origins are nearly as important as current socio-economic positions for predicting the probability of voting Leave or Remain
blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
New @EJPRjournal paper & @LSEpoliticsblog with @amcneil_amc
doi.org/10.1111/1475-6765.12…
Q: how does intergenerational #socialmobility contribute to the #Brexit cleavage?
A: the immobile differ from the mobile in predicted probability to vote Remain: social origins matter! (1/7)
Intergenerational social mobility and Brexit: one’s social origins are nearly as important as current socio-economic positions for predicting the probability of voting Leave or Remain
blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
In our model/data we don’t find a social mobility effect. Check out @amcneil_amc 's working paper on these effects in Western Europe here: eprints.lse.ac.uk/113496/ (6/7)