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5 Top Tips for Academic Blog Writing
More and more researchers are turning to blogs to get their ideas and opinions to a wide audience quickly. It’s even good for your academic writing! But what makes a good academic blog? Here's 5 top tips for writing for the HES blog Keep It Simple Scholar You don’t...
‘The Negroes in Britain Industry’: Race-Relations Studies at Edinburgh University in the 1950s
UncoverEd is a collaborative and decolonising research project, funded by Edinburgh Global, which aims to situate the ‘global’ status of the University of Edinburgh in its rightful imperial and colonial context. Led by PhD candidates Henry Dee and Tom Cunningham, the...
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Timely that this should be published in 2020, the 150th anniversary of the 1870 Education Act #histed @HistEdSocUK It talks about the international influence of the Act. https://twitter.com/profsgparker/status/1247915465407631361
Congratulations on the publication of this @stomperjax @BRPR_E
Shortlists for HES (UK) 2020 Book Prizes: https://historyofeducation.org.uk/hes-2020-book-prize-shortlists/
2Annual Conference 2018
Revolution, Remembrance and Re-vision: Charting the Path of Education
November 9-10, 2018
The Strand Hotel, Ennis Road, Limerick
Convenors:
History of Education Society, UK
Credit for photo, with great thanks: Hampshire Record Office: 70A09/4/112/183.
Online search of articles from historical journals, 1939-2014
HES 2020 Book Prize Shortlists
The History of Education Society (UK) is delighted to confirm the shortlists for our 2020 book prizes. Anne Bloomfield Prize For the best book written in English on the History of Education published between 2017 and 2019 Tom O’Donoghue and Teresa...