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The Institute for Effective Education (IEE), based at the University of York, is working to establish what works in learning and teaching — and why.

We conduct rigorous evaluations of education programmes and practices. Our work is mainly focused on literacy, numeracy, and science in the UK and overseas, but also includes Early Childhood Education, parenting, widening participation, and the effective use of technology.

We work closely with schools, policy makers, and other researchers to share knowledge and build support for evidence-based education in policy and practice.

We welcome applications from postgraduate students.

News

  • UNICEF seminar in New York: Professor Frank Hardman represents the University of York (April 2013)
  • Voices from Fragile States conference: IEE a partner in New York event, which 140 people attend (April 2013)
  • New publication: Dr Tracey Bywater writes on delivering the Incredible Years parent programme to foster carers in Wales (May 2013)
  • New publication: Dr Tracey Bywater pilots an alternative scoring method for a child development screening tool (April 2013)
  • New publication: Dr Mary Sheard writes on the value of social-emotional learning for children from fractured communities (March 2013)

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