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Cross-cutting
How can emerging technology be deployed to improve school and college financial efficiency and reduce teacher workload whilst maintaining standards?
Department for Education, 2018
technology
education
finance
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Cross-cutting
How do schools and colleges become more financially efficient over time? What are the drivers of that behaviour and how can it best be stimulated, supported and replicated?
Department for Education, 2018
education
finance
efficiency
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Cross-cutting
What is known about drivers and barriers to parental engagement in their children’s education in the home? How can improvements in the home-learning environment mitigate the effect of disadvantage on pupils’ attainment?
Department for Education, 2018
education
parental engagement
disadvantage
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Children’s Social Care
What are children’s end-to-end routes through the care system, and how does this impact on later life outcomes, such as educational achievement, wellbeing and labour market outcomes?
Department for Education, 2018
education
care system
wellbeing
labour market
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Children’s Social Care
How can we better quantify and measure the benefits of social work assessment, training and development in terms of child outcomes such as wellbeing and educational achievement?
Department for Education, 2018
social work
child outcomes
wellbeing
education
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Further and Higher Education
How do England’s general, technical and academic education systems compare to systems in other developed economies in terms of status, structure, operation and performance? How can the performance of England’s systems be monitored relative to systems in these other countries?
Department for Education, 2018
education
economy
comparison
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Further and Higher Education
What role should government play in encouraging upskilling or reskilling for those in the labour market to make skills supply more responsive to local economic needs? What barriers do working individuals face when retraining?
Department for Education, 2018
economy
labour market
upskilling
reskilling
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Further and Higher Education
How do skills needs in the national and local economy and qualifications of our labour force match up? Can careers advice policies, the Teaching Excellence Framework and spending decisions improve effectiveness?
Department for Education, 2018
economy
education
careers advice
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Further and Higher Education
How can we understand the differences in participation in further and higher education and training routes - in particular how do issues of access or choice affect disadvantaged pupils?
Department for Education, 2018
education
training
access
choice
disadvantaged pupils
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Further and Higher Education
What are the influences on young people’s decision making at key education transition points, including subject and qualification choice at key stage 4 and 5? How do these choices influence their later economic outcomes?
Department for Education, 2018
education
decision making
economic outcomes
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Further and Higher Education
What impact do further education, technical education and apprenticeships have on improving earnings and career progression for learners? What is the best way to assess the longevity/durability of impact and how does it vary by qualification and learner demography?
Department for Education, 2018
education
earnings
career progression
qualification
demography
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Schools
What are the factors associated with teacher and pupil wellbeing, and what interventions and approaches are effective in supporting and promoting wellbeing of all in schools and colleges?
Department for Education, 2018
education
wellbeing
teachers
pupils
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Schools
How can schools best identify children's mild to moderate mental health needs, and what role can early intervention play in preventing escalation?
Department for Education, 2018
mental health
education
prevention
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Schools
What are the underlying drivers of geographical differences in educational attainment?
Department for Education, 2018
education
geography
society
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Schools
Amongst poor performing schools, is it possible accurately to predict which will improve and which will remain poor or deteriorate?
Department for Education, 2018
education
schools
performance
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Schools
What can cognitive science and neuroscientific developments tell us about effective teaching approaches?
Department for Education, 2018
education
cognitive science
neuroscience
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Schools
Which interventions are most effective at recruiting and retaining good teachers within a constrained funding envelope - particularly in shortage subjects such as Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics and Modern Foreign Languages, and in the most challenging schools/areas?
Department for Education, 2018
education
teachers
funding
STEM
MFL
challenging schools
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Schools
What types of approaches lead to better outcomes for condition-specific learning needs in mainstream schooling? What works for SEND outreach work, for example from special schools to support learners in mainstream schools?
Department for Education, 2018
education
learning needs
SEND outreach
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Early Years
How can schools best manage the transition from early years to school and minimise any negative effects on children, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds?
Department for Education, 2018
education
children
disadvantaged backgrounds
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Early Years
What is the prevalence of different pedagogical approaches in different early years settings, including maintained nurseries and nursery provision in primary schools? How does this vary across the workforce? Which of these approaches have the greatest impact on development?
Department for Education, 2018
education
pedagogy
early years
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