Longitudinal lessons
- Lectures and events
- Publication Date
- 02/03/2022
- Featuring
- Paul Bradshaw
- Bruce Adamson
Paul Bradshaw is Director of ScotCen Social Research, an independent, not-for-profit research institute and the Scottish arm of NatCen Social Research. In a career spanning 20 years, Paul has worked on a wide range of studies across many policy areas, though his primary focus has been research on children and families. Most notable is his role on the Growing Up in Scotland study, a large-scale multi-cohort, a multidisciplinary prospective longitudinal study commissioned by the Scottish Government which Paul has led since its launch in 2005. Paul is a fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and a nationally leading researcher in longitudinal surveys with a track record in developing methodologically challenging studies.
This video was part of the RSE’s early years conference, which focused on placing the needs of children, their being and belonging, at the heart of early learning.
The conference took a comprehensive look at placing the needs of children at the heart of their learning, rather than focusing on early learning and childcare as a means to an economic or practical end.
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