The third Annual researchED Conference was held in London on 5th September 2015. Tom Bennett, Helene Galdin-O’Shea and their team deserve a medal for arranging such a fabulous event. Below is a list of blogs which will give you a flavour of the day. If I have missed out any, please let me know and I will add them to the list.
Governors go to #rED15 because research matters Part 1 and Part 2 by Naureen Khalid
Research Ed 2015 by Daisy Christodoulou
#rED:How did it move me? by Rude Mechanical
How do we know what works by Robert Coe
My Researched 15 presentation by Jack Marwood
From Proof to Narrative: Lessons from Digital Learning Research #red15 by Oliver Quinlan
The importance of the teaching profession Nick Gibb’s speech
Last night ‘ResearchEd’ changed my life by Jen Ludgate
Research Literacy: Literacy Research by Tom Sherrington
researchED 2015: Part 1 , Part 2, Part 3 Part 4 and Part 5 by Krista Carson
My presentation at #rED15: Urban myths about learning and education by Pedro De Bruyckere
This much I know about working out whether my teaching is improving including my slides from researchED 2015 by JohnTomsett
Live Blog from ResearchED 2015 by Keven Bartle
What underpins an outlier’s success? and New teachers in challenging environments: what support is crucial? by Harry Fletcher-Wood
researchED London 2015 and knowing when to trust the experts by Gary Jones
Foxy thinking: why we should embrace ignorance and learn to love uncertainty by David Didau
Researched 2015 by Christian Bokhove
ResearchED 2015 Presentation: The 5 Big Policy Challenges for the New Government by Sam Freedman
5 Things I Learnt from Researched by Learning Performance Training
#rED15 by Miss Smith
#rED15: Joining the dots… by docendo discimus
Action Research: More than a Hobby by Mark Quinn
ResearchED 2015: How wrong could I have been? by Marc Smith
ResearchED15; What I took home in my party bag of thoughts by Tom Rattle
Notes from ResearchEd by David McQueene
researchED Journal Club 2015 and research ED 2105-the one with the stairs by Beth Greville-Giddings
Race and Culture in The Classroom by Kieran Dhunna Halliwell
ResearchED 2015 – Working out what works and nfer blog
ResearchEd 2015 – South Hampstead High School (SHHS)
Why can’t we talk about intelligence and genetics? (#rED15) by Andy Lewis
#rED15: Some Thoughts by Hamish Chalmers
ResearchEd 2015 – a sharper focus on what works by Phil Stock
How edtech will revolutionise research by Crispin Weston
What makes a successful school by Jason Kubilius
Reflections on researchED, part1: Prof Coe on what works, RCT’s and “me” by James Mannion
Videos:
Helen Pike and Tome Bennet Introduction
Daisy Christodoulou’s presentation with thanks to Leon Cych
A Roller In The Ocean 
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