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Other Past Research Projects

Research activities in the Department of Education are organised into three broad categories reflected in our three research centres:

We also engage in consultancy work within our other areas of expertise:

Absorptive Capacity in the Education Sector
Dr. Pauline Rose
Sponsor: Global Campaign for Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France, and DFID, 2007


Long Term Planning - Modes and Mechanisms
Prof. Keith Lewin
Sponsor: DFID, 2006-2011


Personalising Learning: The Learner Perspective
Dr Carol Robinson, Duncan Mackrill & Prof. Judy Sebba
Sponsor: Becta, 2007-2008


Widening Participation in Higher Education in Ghana and Tanzania

Prof. Louise Morley, Prof. Fiona Leach, Dr. Rosemary Lugg with University of Cape Coast, Ghana and University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Sponsor: ESRC/DFID. 2006-2009
(follow link on the left for more information)


User Engagement in Research Findings on Early Career at Work
Prof. Michael Eraut
ESRC, 2006-2008


Whose Public Action? Analysing Intersectoral Collaboration for Service Delivery
Dr. Pauline Rose
Sponsor: ESRC Non-Government Public Action Programme, 2006-2008


Effective Teaching and Learning for Pupils in Low Attaining Groups
Dr. Máiréad Dunne, Dr. Sara Humphreys, Dr. Judy Sebba with Manchester
Sponsor: DfES, 2006-2007


Capturing Lessons and Identifying Good Practice in the Delivery of Basic Education Services in Fragile States
Dr. Pauline Rose with Institute of Development Studies
Sponsor: OECD DAC, 2006


An Evaluation of AFL Initiatives in Jersey

Dr. Barbara Crossouard and Prof. Judy Sebba
Sponsor: DfESC, 2006


Strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in the
Netherlands' Partner Countries
Dr. Keith Holmes
Sponsor: UNESCO, 2006


Non-state Provision of Education
Dr Pauline Rose
Sponsor: ESRC, 2005-2007


Improving the Experiences of Disabled Students in Higher Education
Dr. Angela Jacklin and Dr. Carol Robinson
Sponsor: HEA, 2005-2007


Establishing the Needs of Employers and Related Organisations for Information
About the Quality and Standards of Higher Education Provision and Student Achievement in England
Prof. Louise Morley, Dr. Sarah Aynsley, Prof. Michael Eraut
Sponsor: HEFCE, 2005-2006
The report can be downloaded here
For more information about the project follow the link on the left.


Addressing Working-Class Underachievement: Multiverse
Dr Máiréad Dunne
Sponsor: TTA, 2005


Knowledge Review and Analytical Report on Teaching, Learning and Assessing Partnership work in Social Work Education
Prof. Judy Sebba in collaboration with Social Work and Social Care
Sponsor: SCIE, 2005


Promoting Pupils' Higher-Order Thinking Through 'Coaching' PGCE English Trainees
Julia Sutherland
Sponsor: TTA, 2004-2006


The Effects of Pupil Grouping at Key Stage 3
Prof. Judy Sebba (in collaboration with the Universities of Brighton, Cambridge and Institute of Education)
Sponsor: DFES, 2004-2006


Secondary Education in Africa : Costs and Financing of Secondary Education
Prof. Keith Lewin
Sponsor: World Bank, 2003-2006


Factors Influencing the Transfer of Good Practice
Dr Michael Fielding, Prof. Michael Eraut, Prof. Ian Cunningham, Jill Wilson, Tom Bentley, Matthew Hall
Sponsor: DfES, 2003-2004


Supporting Minority Ethnic Teacher Trainees, EAL Trainees and Overseas

Ann Kenward & Dr. Janet Stuart
Trained Teachers on QTS courses
Sponsor: TTA, 2003-04


Portsmouth
School Improvement Project
Sponsor: Portsmouth City Council, 2002-2007


Internet-Based Assessment
Dr John Pryor and Dr Barbara Crossouard
Sponsor: EU Socrates/Minerva Programme, 2002-2004
For more information follow the link on the left


Maintaining A Level Standards
Dr. Pat Drake
Sponsor: QCA, 2002


Teaching and Learning Initiative: Learning through the First Three Years of Postgraduate Employment - Project LiNEA
(Learning in Nursing, Engineering and Accountancy)
Prof. Michael Eraut with Brighton University
Sponsor: ESRC, 2001-


Gendered School Experiences: The Impact on Retention and Achievement
Dr. Máiréad Dunne and Dr. Fiona Leach
Sponsor: DFID, 2001-2002


The Private Sector in Skills for Development

Prof. Keith Lewin
Sponsor: DFID, 2001-2002


Post-primary Education Reform Strategy in Uganda
Prof. Keith Lewin
Sponsor: DfID, 2001-2002
Report: Options for Post Primary Education and training in Uganda: Increasing Access, Equity, and Efficiency
Summary Consultation Document: Options for Post Primary Education and training in Uganda: Increasing Access, Equity, and Efficiency


The Abuse of Girls in African Schools

Prof. Fiona Leach
Sponsor: DFID, 2001-2002
For further information see the Gender Violence in Schools website on the left


The Impact of ICT on Pupils and Teachers in a Rural African Setting
Dr. John Pryor
Sponsor: DFID, 2001-2002


Learning about Inclusion and Exclusion in Education: Policy and Implementation in India and South Africa (INEX
)
Dr. Ramya Subramainan (IDS) and Dr. Caroline Dyer (Manchester)
Sponsor: DFID, 2001-2002


Investigating the Preparedness of Newly Qualified Primary Teachers
Dr. Vivienne Griffiths & Dr. Angela Jacklin
Sponsor: ESRC, 2001-2002


Multi-Site Teacher Education Research Project (MUSTER)
Prof. Keith Lewin, Dr. Janet Stuart, Dr. David Stephens, Dr. Yusuf Sayed
Sponsor: DFID, 1997-2001
Follow link on the left for more information.

CIE is also acting to consultant to the Fiankoma Project which is working in Development Education in Brighton and Ghana.
Dr. John Pryor


Research Reports:

Minority Ethnic and Overseas Student Teachers in South-East England: An Exploratory Study
Janet Stuart and Mike Cole, with Graham Birrell, Donna Snow and Viv Wilson

The Impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic on the Education Sector in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Synthesis of the Findings and Recommendations of Three Country Studies
Paul Bennell, Karin Hyde and Nicola Swainson


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