VIRTUAL EVENT: Why understanding teachers’ subjective wellbeing matters
In this webinar, Professor Qing Gu will explore research findings on teachers’ subjective wellbeing.

Professor Gu's keynote will include discussions of her many government and research council funded projects in the areas of teacher professional development, school leadership and improvement, and systemic reform and change.
She has led the evaluations of Teaching Schools (funded by the DfE) and Research Schools (funded by the EEF) and is currently leading an ESRC funded project: Schools as Enabling Spaces to Improve Learning and Health-Related Quality of Life for Primary School Children in Rural Communities in South Africa.
This event is part of the Educating Teachers Matters seminar series and the Department of Learning and Leadership (DLL) research seminar series.
Seminar series
Educating Teachers Matters
The Educating Teachers Matters seminar series is co-organised by the Centre for Teachers and Teaching Research (CTTR) and DLL at the UCL Institute of Education. It explores core issues in innovating teacher education for higher education institutions and their provider partners.
DLL research seminars
The Department of Learning and Leadership (DLL) hosts a research seminar series where invited speakers present work relevant to the department’s areas of expertise.
Links
- Tweet with #EducatingTeachersMatters
- Centre for Teachers and Teaching Research
- Department for Learning and Leadership
Image: Katerina Holmes via Pexels
Professor of Leadership in Education and Director of the UCL Centre for Educational Leadership
UCL Institute of Education
Qing is Co-Editor of 'Teachers and Teaching: Theory and Practice'. Her books have been translated into Chinese, Japanese and Spanish.
Further information
Ticketing
Pre-booking essential
Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes