Comfort Ogunjobi BA (Hons) Education London Metropolitan University Fatima, a bright and eager student, arrived in a British classroom at the age of ten, speaking only Arabic. Despite her intelligence and enthusiasm, she quickly realised that language was a barrier that shaped her social and academic experiences. She struggled to express herself, connect with her … Read more
Sheymaa Keynaan, BA (Hons) Education, London Metropolitan University
Nadia Rasool, BA (Hons) Education, London Metropolitan University
Tameka Mamdeen, BA (Hons) Education, London Metropolitan University
Michelle Hough, BA (Hons) Education, London Metropolitan University
Gledisa Repaj, BA Education, London Metropolitan University, UK
Eden Harper, BA (Hons) EducationLondon Metropolitan University Eden’s research interest stems from her personal experience as a Black Caribbean student navigating the British school system. In this episode, she explores Bourdieu’s social and cultural theories, alongside educational theories of labelling within school contexts. Drawing on Childhood with Bourdieu, Eden discusses how “capital exposure” can serve … Read more
Dijle Ongun BA (Hons.) Education, London Metropolitan University, UK. In this podcast, Dijle explores the issues of sexual violence towards women in both Turkey and the UK.
Comfort Ogunjobi BA (Hons) Education London Metropolitan University