Students and staff showcase research at Annual Poster Conference

The conference offered staff and students the opportunity to discover the diverse range of research taking place at the Department across all three of our research themes: Language, Cognition and Development; Policy, Economy and Society; and, Pedagogy, Learning and Knowledge.

DPhil students’ posters were judged by our Research Theme Leads, with three highly commended and three best poster winners announced at the end of the evening.

Congratulations to the highly commended: Haoran Luo, Motema Letlatsa, and Xiaona Wang.

Congratulations to the three winners: Siyu Ma, Anding Shi, and Thomas Procter-Legg.

Winners for best poster

Siyu Ma

Beyond Parents: A Multi-informant Look at Home Environment and Sibling Relationship

Anding Shi

Fragile Doctoral Collegiality Under Publication Involution: Chinese Sociology PhD Students’ Collegial Practices and Experiences

Thomas Procter-Legg

Towards a Restorative Model of Disability

Highly commended

Haoran Luo

From pedagogical content knowledge to instructional practice: investigating the role of teacher-child interactions in early mathematics education

Motema Letlatsa

Towards a decolonized school science in Lesotho: the role of women science teachers

Xiaona Wang

Beyond Borders, Within Disciplines: A Study of Co-authorships in Sino-Swiss Research Collaboration