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Dr Sarah McLaughlin is the MSc Health Professions Education co-lead and lecturer at the University of Bristol. Her research interests relate to the sociology of education, mature students and social class, and she is currently leading a project exploring educators who are dyslexic.
What if planning education research started with the people, not the method? Drawing on two recent research studies in medical education, I argue that when we choose methods that genuinely align...
Continue reading blog postAs a working-class woman, my positionality has shaped my perspective – not just as a learner but as a researcher and educator. My class background is a source of strength. Through my teaching...
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