Research for the Real World: S06E04
Jason Ilagan, Amie Liebowitz, and Tatiana Souteiro Dias - the RFTRW production team.
In this episode, our behind the scenes production team take stock of 2020, look back at their favourite Research for the Real World episodes, and talk a little about why each research story resonates with them.
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- Alice Sullivan on the benefits of reading for pleasure, and the role longitudinal data plays to inform research findings
- Tejendra Pherali on education in conflict and crisis settings and moving forward post-pandemic
- Kate Cowan on the challenges of researching play with children
- Chris McManus on students and careers in medicine and how COVID-19 may have affected their aspirations
- Victoria Showunmi on intersectionality in Higher Education and educational leadership research
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