Sharing creative ways to work remotely as EPs We’d love for the EP community to share fantastic ideas on how you’re working creatively, remotely. We know there’s been…
We’d love for the EP community to share fantastic ideas on how you’re working creatively, remotely. We know there’s been…
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Who uses EPNET and why EPNET is a popular mailing list for Educational Psychologists (EPs) and other education professionals. Roughly 2,800 people are signed up…
EPNET is a popular mailing list for Educational Psychologists (EPs) and other education professionals. Roughly 2,800 people are signed up…
edpsy: our impact in 2020 2020 has been an incredible year for us and the EP community. In our first impact report, we reflect on…
2020 has been an incredible year for us and the EP community. In our first impact report, we reflect on…
Reflections on being working class in a middle class profession I am a trainee educational psychologist (EP). I am also from a working-class family. I grew up in a council…
I am a trainee educational psychologist (EP). I am also from a working-class family. I grew up in a council…
Power in EP collaboration: making sense of pupil experiences and key messages Mid-way through the C-19 lockdown, our colleagues at Southend-on-Sea sent out a survey to gain pupils views about their education…
Mid-way through the C-19 lockdown, our colleagues at Southend-on-Sea sent out a survey to gain pupils views about their education…
Books for an Alternative Provision Library A recent thread on EPNET sought suggestions for a school library to support pupils attending Alternative Provision Schools (AP/APS). We’ve…
A recent thread on EPNET sought suggestions for a school library to support pupils attending Alternative Provision Schools (AP/APS). We’ve…
Your feedback, our responses Recently we asked you to comment on edpsy – your loves, niggles and suggestions for improvement – 86 of you…
Recently we asked you to comment on edpsy – your loves, niggles and suggestions for improvement – 86 of you…