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One of the benefits (read: curses) of having to work from home for an extended period of time is that your breakfasts, lunchtimes, mid-morning and

Presentation to the Educational Inequalities Conference, Erasmus MaCE, University of Cumbria, 4&5 June, 2020 Introduction My name is Jess Anderson and I am doing a

Hey, if you are reaching this first sentence you must want to learn more about blogging; or you’ve read my writing before and I just

Parents were asked, ‘Does anyone who chose to use schools feel their children have blossomed whilst learning at home?’. Within less than 24hrs there were

The Teenager Living with Covid-19 Living in lockdown as a home-schooled 13yr old. “Lockdown, a word that, just last year, had a very different meaning.

Hello Everyone, Covid-19 may have changed the way we are conducting our research, driving our in-person interviews to online platforms or telephones, pushing us to

Home Education is not the same as the Home Learning that parents are attempting to undertake during the Lockdown of 2020. There is some virtue

Blog post for LGBT History Month, February 2020, on the Interdisciplinary Research in Sexual Health (IReSH) Network Scotland website. https://www.iresh.org.uk/2020/02/

Ever since SGSSS started promoting their internship scheme I was gutted when receiving calls for expressions of interest. Pretty much every position focused, understandably, on

We are indeed aware of some spatial forces behind our actions, or for that matter, inactions. No one has ever doubted how doors enable us

I’m delighted to have had the opportunity to contribute to the SGSSS Cohort Building Programme this month. The student pitches and presentations demonstrated huge impact

The first time I heard about the SPA conference, I was not sure whether my research would fit in. My PhD focuses on the practice

North of Sonderborg, alongside the Alssund, the gentle farmland of Jutland stretches into the horizon. Fields of early autumn colours keep small patches of woodland

PhD ‘Must-knows’ In late August I attended a summer school in Denmark run by the Big Data Centre for Environment and Health (BERTHA). The lessons

At the time of agreeing to help facilitate the Advanced Oral History Theory and Practice training programme at the Scottish Oral History Centre (SOHC) based at the University

On a chilly November day just over two years ago, I sat in a room which reeked of excitement and fear.  It was emanating from