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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 practice. 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.

News

  • Conference presentation: Dr Mary Sheard presents at Evidence Informed Policy and Practice in Education in Europe (EIPPEE) conference (May 2012)
  • New publications: Dr Tracey Bywater writes in Research Papers in Education and School Psychology International (May 2012)
  • Event: Evidence for Practice – Professional Learning through Partnerships. Bath, 5 July 2012
  • Investing in Children launch: Professor Slavin gives his "Recipe for Reform" at a Social Research Unit launch event (April 2012)
  • Presentation: Professor Frank Hardman presents evaluation of UNICEF programme for responding to emergencies in education (April 2012)
  • A Book For Governors: Published by the IEE, this must-read book for school governors is now available to buy (March 2012)

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Last Updated: May 25, 2012 | Webmaster, iee

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