Educational Research in York

Find Educational Research in York. Listings include Naughton's Green Future, Chris Woodland - Prehistoric Technology, Language Driven Pedagogy, Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom, Huntington Research School and International Conference on Policies and Parental Support. Click on each in the list below the map for more information.

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Chris Woodland - Prehistoric Technology B Chris Woodland - Prehistoric Technology
Heslington
York, YO10 5DD

Chris is an experimental archaeologist who offers courses and heritage education on prehistory.

Language Driven Pedagogy C Language Driven Pedagogy
University Of York
York, YO105DD

Our mission: To improve language curriculum design & pedagogy, leading to a higher uptake & greater success at GCSE.

Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom D Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom
York, Y0625AB

The Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom is an independent non-governmental charity organisation whose purpose is to and educate and promote the values of peace and international order, as underpinned in the North Atlantic Treaty from 1949.

Huntington Research School E Huntington Research School
Huntington Road
York, YO329WT

International Conference on Policies and Parental Support F International Conference on Policies and Parental Support
York, YO317EX

A unique platform to share the impact of social and legal Policies on parents and families

Colemanator Diagnostics G Colemanator Diagnostics
Unit 12, Pyramid Court, Rosetta Way
York, YO265NB

The Colemanator is a diagnostic tool for assessing properties with damp and mould problems.

Centre for Modern Studies, University of York H Centre for Modern Studies, University of York
Centre For Modern Studies, University Of York, Heslington
York, YO105DD

Impact DCD UK I Impact DCD UK
York Street John Univeristy, Lord Mayor's Walk
York, YO317EX

This project, led by UK researchers and allied health professionals, in collaboration with Australian researchers and DCD UK, will be used to collect vital evidence to demonstrate the impact of the persistent movement-related difficulties known as DCD.