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…
Summer CPD: our top 5 blogs this year It might be the case that some of our readers will have some chance over the summer to catch up…
It might be the case that some of our readers will have some chance over the summer to catch up…
Agents of hope In March, I decided to start a podcast called Agents of Hope, which is about Educational Psychology and hope. I’ve…
In March, I decided to start a podcast called Agents of Hope, which is about Educational Psychology and hope. I’ve…
A day in the life of an EP: perspectives from Twitter The role of the Educational Psychologist (EP) has been long discussed in academic and practice literature. For example, five key functions…
The role of the Educational Psychologist (EP) has been long discussed in academic and practice literature. For example, five key functions…
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…