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The Psychosocial Costs of Racism to White Staff Members of an Ethnically Diverse, Post-92 University
Denise Miller; Charmaine Brown; Ryan Essex – London Review of Education, 2023
Research examining institutional racism in higher education institutions is invariably based on Black, Asian and minority ethnic people's perspectives, thus overlooking the significance of the experiences and viewpoints of people who are not from Black, Asian or minority ethnic backgrounds. To address this gap in the literature, the researchers…
Descriptors: Outcomes of Education, Racism, Diversity (Institutional), College Faculty
Allen, Jennifer; Parry, Gareth – London Review of Education, 2022
Across major anglophone college systems, institutions in various jurisdictions have gained the authority to award the bachelor's degree. That prospect has come late to further education colleges in England. With its long history of teaching for the bachelor's degree, the English road to awarding powers has features in common with and different…
Descriptors: Bachelors Degrees, Educational History, Foreign Countries, Comparative Education
McCowan, Tristan – London Review of Education, 2018
The impact of higher education institutions on society has become the focus of significant policy attention in recent years, most prominently as part of research evaluation. This paper presents a theoretical exploration of the notion, identifying the key dimensions as source, form, trajectory, intensity, timescale and destination. While…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Outcomes of Education, Educational Policy, Educational History
Hayes, Sean; Jopling, Michael; Gul, Ruki – London Review of Education, 2018
This article examines whether the so-called 'London effect', in which London's schools improved rapidly and outperformed the rest of England on key performance measures between 2003 and 2013, has persisted through the high levels of change that have continued to characterize the school system in England since 2013. Using detailed analysis of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Accountability, Educational Improvement, Educational Attainment
Halvorsrud, Kristoffer – London Review of Education, 2017
This article presents a review of extant research on student dropout in Norway, originally undertaken as part of a systematic review. The article contextualizes the foundational principle of equality as championed by the welfare state and identifies the significance of dropout in upper secondary education in Norway. The article then assesses…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, High School Students, Secondary Education, Dropouts
Standish, Alex; Hawley, Duncan; Willy, Tessa – London Review of Education, 2016
The London Geography Alliance was established to provide a network of subject-based support to primary and secondary schools, by linking teachers and university lecturers. Workshops and fieldwork were conducted over a 17-month period to address different aspects of the geography curriculum. The effects of the project were evaluated using…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Geography, Partnerships in Education, College School Cooperation
Theory, Evaluation, and Practice in Widening Participation: A Framework Approach to Assessing Impact
Hayton, Annette; Bengry-Howell, Andrew – London Review of Education, 2016
The English higher education (HE) system is deeply stratified, with younger students from more privileged backgrounds comprising the majority of the student population. Over the last 15 years considerable investment has been made to widen participation but attempts to evaluate these initiatives and demonstrate impact have presented a major…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Intervention, Higher Education, Access to Education
Managing the Student Experience in English Higher Education: Differing Responses to Market Pressures
Temple, Paul; Callender, Claire; Grove, Lyn; Kersh, Natasha – London Review of Education, 2016
This paper reports on recent research aimed at assessing how the management of the undergraduate student experience in English higher education is changing in the light of the new tuition fee regime introduced in 2012, as well as other government policies aimed at creating market-type pressures within the higher education sector. A distinction was…
Descriptors: Educational Experience, Commercialization, Foreign Countries, Tuition
Lupton, Ruth; Thomson, Stephanie – London Review of Education, 2015
The reduction of socio-economic inequalities in school outcomes was a major priority of the Coalition Government in England from 2010-15. In this paper we examine the Coalition's policies and spending, including an analysis of the distributional effect of its pupil premium policy. We also look at trends in outcomes up to 2014. We find that…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Socioeconomic Influences, Educational Policy, Educational Finance
Golding, Jennie – London Review of Education, 2015
The past five years have seen significant changes to the structures and content of routes to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in this country, and to the balance of contributions to these routes between schools and higher education (HE). Such developments do not always address emerging knowledge about the needs of beginner teachers; further, changes…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Preservice Teacher Education, Preservice Teachers, Outcomes of Education
Field, John – London Review of Education, 2011
Recent years have witnessed considerable growth of research on the benefits of adult learning. Much of this is UK-based, and draws on evidence from large scale longitudinal data sets. Overwhelmingly, these studies have found clear evidence of economic, social and individual benefits as a result of participating in adult learning. While these…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Educational Research, Outcomes of Education, Evidence
Barnett, Ronald – London Review of Education, 2011
What is it to learn in the modern world? We can identify four "learning epochs" through which our understanding of learning has passed: a metaphysical view; an empirical view; an experiential view; and, currently, a "learning-amid-contestation" view. In this last and current view, learning has its place in a world in which, the more one learns,…
Descriptors: Learning, Outcomes of Education, Instruction, Problem Based Learning
Stern, Julian – London Review of Education, 2009
This paper investigates the possibilities of the use of dialogue, and the dangers of the use of monologue, in higher education in the early twenty-first century, in a period facing a number of smaller- and larger-scale crises--each interpreted as an "abyss" of some kind. How does higher education contribute, positively or negatively, to personal…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Schools, Conflict, Teaching Methods
Favish, Judith; McMillan, Janice – London Review of Education, 2009
Challenges facing the higher education sector globally include questions over what counts as knowledge and what are valid forms of both its reproduction and production. This paper addresses the question of how what counts as valid knowledge is challenged and how it changes over time. It does this via an analysis of examples of social…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Research Universities, Role of Education
Sternberg, Robert J.; Reznitskaya, Alina; Jarvin, Linda – London Review of Education, 2007
This article describes a balance theory of wisdom and applies the theory to the context of schooling. First the article discusses why cognitive skills as assessed by conventional tests are an important, but not a sufficient, basis for education. Second the article discusses the concept of wisdom and why it is important for schooling. Third the…
Descriptors: Cognitive Ability, Cognitive Processes, Emotional Intelligence, Self Motivation
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