‘Psyched’ about education research
By IOE Blog Editor, on 21 December 2023
![People walking around and looking at research posters during the conference. Image permission: Miriam McBreen.](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/ioe-student-blog/files/2023/12/psyched-in-ed.jpg)
Image permission: Miriam McBreen.
By Zahra Siddiqui, Psychology and Human Development MPhil/PhD
This year, our Department of Psychology and Human Development (PHD – yes, the department, not the title!) organised the Psyched in Education conference to showcase all our ongoing work and research. This celebratory event featured presentations from every level of our development, from Master’s students through to professors. It was a great day to spend time with the department, celebrating the remarkable research we’ve been conducting, and fostering a supportive environment for discussing our work together. I’ll be going through some of my personal highlights from the day – and all the new things I learnt from the department!
The day was divided into four topics: mental health and wellbeing; schools and education; literacy and numeracy; and disability. I’ll be giving an overview of some of my favourite pieces of work from each of the four sessions. (more…)