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Triangulating Novel Mixed-Method Educational Data to Develop Effective, Evidence-Based Policy - 28 September, 12:30 (BST)

Triangulating Novel Mixed-Method Educational Data to Develop Effective, Evidence-Based Policy

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The Urban Big Data Centre’s Educational Disadvantage & Place (ED&P) group - whose membership includes core CR&DALL members Dr Muir Houston, Professor Catherine Lido, Dr Phil Mason and Professor Mike Osborne - at the University of Glasgow has employed a spectrum of complementary quantitative and qualitative methods, often blurring the lines between, to address educational inequalities, with a view to informing the development of more effective policy solutions to the educational attainment gaps at all stages of life-long/life-wide education in Scotland and elsewhere.

ALA webinar: Community learning through adversity and disaster

ALA webinar: Community learning through adversity and disaster

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A conversation about adaptation through needs based lifelong learning, this presentation will draw from recent research on Men’s Sheds in regional and remote Victoria.  It will reference a case study of a community-based Shed in a disadvantaged rural location to discuss the role local community learning can play in responding to and developing resilience in the face of locally experienced global disasters.

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HYBRID Event Invitation | Learning City conference - Pécs, 23 September, 2021

HYBRID Event Invitation | Learning City conference - Pécs, 23 September, 2021

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Registrations are now open for the global learning cities conference on Connecting Creative, Smart and Inclusive Dimensions of Urban Developments Responses from Learning Cities and Regions, which will use a HYBRID format (live and online), on 23 September 2021, held at House of Civic Communities in Pécs (CKH), Hungary, in Association with the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities, PASCAL International Observatory, ASEM LLL HUB Research Network on Learning Cities, the University of Pécs, MELLearN, and EPALE Hungary.

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