Pam Hanley
Research Fellow (Trial Manager)

Profile

Biography

Pam is a Research Fellow in the York Trials Unit, Department of Health Sciences working on education trials. She is experienced in both quantitative and qualitative research. Before joining the Trials Unit, she was involved in several education evaluations within the university (Institute for Effective Education, Chemistry) and at other universities (Huddersfield, Southampton). She has also worked outside the university sector in market research, media research and journalism.

Qualifications

• BSc (Hons) Psychology and Zoology, University of Manchester
• MA Social Sciences, Open University
• PhD Educational Studies, University of York

University roles

• Member of CIEC Research Advisory Committee

Research

Overview

Pam has a particular interest in science education research, maths and literacy interventions, and the use of mixed methods. 

Projects

• ABRA (Abracadabra) Online Reading Support 
• The 5Rs approach to GCSE Maths resits evaluation
• Year 5 science assessment development
• Year 6 science assessment development
• Thinking Doing Talking Science evaluation
• Primary science systematic review

Research group(s)

• Trials and Statistics

Publications

Full publications list

• Pam Hanley's publications

External activities

Memberships

• BERA (British Education Research Association