Archive of Education focused events
End of year Eduhub and MSc ISPP Education Stream roundtable event
10th June 2024, Internal event for LSE students and staff only.
Event to reflect on evolving identities as education researchers and any challenges and problems we are currently facing in our education research.
Global innovations transforming education
Hosted by the Centre for Economic Performance and the Department of Social Policy on 6 June 2024
Speakers: Amy Ellis-Thompson, Lucy Heller, David Cervera, Luz Rello
Chair: Ismael Sanz Labrador
A policy panel and discussion focusing on the innovative strategies and policies driving educational advancements globally. From cutting-edge technology to impactful reforms, the panel will explore diverse approaches to shaping the future of education.
Getting schools to work better: insights and reflections from China and India
Hosted by the School of Public Policy on 21 March 2024
This event launches the book Getting Schools to Work Better: Educational Accountability and Teacher Support in India and China by Yifei Yan.
Discussant: Dr Mobarak Hossain
Speaker: Dr Yifei Yan
Chair: Dr Shuang Chen
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EduHub and MSc ISPP Education Stream roundtable discussion
On 19 March 2024, Our 2023/24 cohort of MSc students on the ISPP Education Stream shared their dissertation plans and took part in a broad discussion about different methods, theories and approaches in education research.
Intergenerational educational mobility during the twentieth century in 77 low- and middle-income and 15 high-income countries
Hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 14 March 2024
Presenter: Dr Mobarak Hossain
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Education or Exclusion? The challenges and tensions between school exclusions and children’s rights
Hosted by the Department of Social Policy and the Education Research and Policy Hub on 7 February 2024
Speakers: Professor Feyisa Demie, Mathew Purchase KC, Dan Rosenberg, Kyann Zhang
Chair: Dr Sonia Exley
This panel brings together researchers and education professionals to question the ongoing issues regarding school exclusions, and the implications for governance, policy and practice.
Watch the video here
View the presentation slides here
Multicultural education competence of preservice teachers in the Netherlands: the role of previous and current interethnic contact
Education Research and Policy Hub seminar, 4 May 2023
Speaker: Dr Gert-Jan Veerman, Radboud University Nijmegen
Social and academic embeddedness as buffers against school closure effects on schooling outcomes
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 30 March 2023
Speaker: Professor Herman van de Werfhorst, European University Institute
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When the burden lifts: The effect of school and day care re-openings on parent’s employment and life satisfaction
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 2 February 2023
Speaker: Professor Marita Jacob, University of Cologne
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More driven? Experimental evidence on differences in cognitive effort by social origin
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 26 January 2023
Speaker: Dr Jonas Radl, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
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What accounts for the recent 'tutoring revolution' in English education policy?
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 1 December 2022
Speaker: Dr Sonia Exley, Department of Social Policy, LSE
Diversity in Seminar and Study Groups and Student Outcomes: Evidence from SP401
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 17 March 2022
Speakers: Dr Berkay Ozcan and Valentina Contreras (Department of Social Policy, LSE)
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PISA, Political Discourse, and Education Governance in the Age of Global Reference Societies
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 24 February 2022
Speaker: Professor Louis Volante (Brock University)
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Policy capacity matters for education reforms: A diverging tale of two Brazilian states
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 3 February 2022
Speaker: Dr Yifei Yan (Department of Social Policy, LSE)
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Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?
Hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 8 December 2021
This event took the form of an open conversation between Beverly Daniel Tatum and Minouche Shafik about Dr Tatum's book Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? And Other Conversations About Race, a perennial bestseller on the psychology of racism, which has been published in the UK for the first time this year.
Speaker: Dr Beverly Tatum
Chair: Baroness Minouche Shafik
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Listen to the podcast here
Tracking system in education and inequalities. A longitudinal analysis of two school reforms in Switzerland
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 25 November 2021
Speaker: Professor Georges Felouzis (University of Geneva)
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The Positive Effect of Women’s Education on Fertility in Low-Fertility China
International Social and Public Policy Seminar hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 4 November 2021
Speaker: Dr Shuang Chen (Department of Social Policy, LSE)
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A New Global Purpose for Education?
Hosted by the Department of Social Policy on 24 May 2021
Speakers: Suchetha Bhat, Tom Fletcher, Valerie Hannon, Andreas Schleicher, Vishal Talreja
Chair: Dr Amelia Peterson
Education is a national endeavour, but with our growing interdependence, is it time we acknowledge it has a global purpose? Join us for the launch of Thrive: The Purpose of Schools in a Changing World.
There is no denying that education is in a moment of flux. With disrupted labour markets, entrenched inequality, and stalled social mobility, long-standing international assumptions about education’s purpose are under strain. Meanwhile, the climate crisis and the reckoning with colonialism are pressing for wholescale reform of what schools and universities prioritise. What movements or institutions are fit to lead this change? And what form should change take? There is a need for a new narrative of what education is for: can it be global?
Watch the video here
Listen to the podcast here