Excited to see this published @c_ydesen - this was your idea. It's been so interesting and enjoyable to collaborate on this book. The open access chapter (Chapter 2) can be found here: link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

Looking forward to this one - promises to be sharp analysis from the sharpest of minds... Viv Ellis Warwick Mansell Lauren G. #ITE #teachered

Academia ain't easy. But when you read the work of a student who has listened, taken feedback on board, read widely, thought carefully and worked hard... ...very little beats it.

So pleased to be co-hosting this new pod from King's School of Education Communication & Society with Pippa Sterk 🌈 and @liamciniodwyer, produced by Sylvie Carlos.

I read about science being used in the past for political ends. Then I read Thomas Kuhn's 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' My science undergrad training was seismically shifted. My colleague Arthur Galamba puts this @ the💜of his work: listen👇

Super pleased to have been awarded a small pot of 💰to explore international comparative EdTech power relations and forms of neocolonialism with the fabulous Dr. Steven Lewis at Australia Catholic University. Watch this space 👀

🚨NEW EPISODE🎙️🔊 Dr Mel Cooke Mel Cooke, Senior Lecturer in ESOL & Applied Linguistics at King's School of Education Communication & Society, talks about: 💬her language teaching practice & research 🏢how language is often used as a weapon in immigration policy. Listen to it on Spotify ⏬ open.spotify.com/episode/6GJ7Nf…

I'm often asked "How should students use 'AI' in higher education?" Which I think is a misconception, mistaking symptom for deeper issue. I'm more interested in the question, "Why would students want to?"

Starmer vs. Braverman would be like... Clinton vs. Trump.

“Not ignoring economic history is important in opening your theoretical eye” “When you look at real world history, you will see how limited all economic theories are” - Ha-Joon Chang

Middle class and care about inequality? You're a champagne socialist. Working class and care about inequality? Politics of envy

So pleased my paper with Ashley Visagie is now out open access with Globalisation, Societies and Education: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… It's a sober reflection, but hopefully a useful one.

Looking forward to chatting with Voice of Islam Radio this morning about education (today being the UNESCO International Day of Education). Good to be getting back into radio work and sharing research and ideas in the public arena again. 🙏🗣️

📢New episode! It's Just Research, Ep. 5: Power of Perspectives: Maren Elfert on Education's Global Stage Sara Black @sylvie__c Pippa Sterk 🌈 @liamciniodwyer ➡️kcl.ac.uk/power-of-persp… Listen on Spotify 🎧open.spotify.com/episode/2fjvzD…