Contents: London Review of Education 18(2)
Special feature: Artificial intelligence and the human in education (Part 1)
Digital literacies and children’s personalized books: Locating the ‘self’
Natalia Kucirkova and Margaret Mackey |
151 |
Artificial intelligence in schools: Towards a democratic future
Sandra Leaton Gray |
163 |
Can artificial intelligence help predict a learner’s needs? Lessons from predicting student satisfaction
Dimitris Parapadakis |
178 |
Artificial intelligence and the technological turn of public education privatization: In defence of democratic education
Kenneth J. Saltman |
196 |
New digital laboratories of experimental knowledge production: Artificial intelligence and education research
Ben Williamson |
209 |
Balancing the demands of validity and reliability in practice: Case study of a changing system of primary science summative assessment
Sarah Earle |
221 |
General articles
What level of support is required to enable secondary school teachers to effectively teach first aid? A randomized trial
Lucy Ellis, Ellen Gordon, Mark Forsyth, Alexander Ward and Emily Oliver |
236 |
Adapting to a new learning environment: Mainland Chinese students studying in master’s degree programmes in Hong Kong
Manhong Lai and Genshu Lu |
250 |
Resistance, professional agency and the reform of education in England
Stephen M. Rayner and Helen M. Gunter |
265 |
Creative Connections: The power of contemporary art to explore European citizenship
Mary Richardson, Fernando Hernández-Hernández, Mirja Hiltunen, Anabela Moura, Marie Fulková, Fiona King and Fiona M. Collins |
281 |
Education in an uncertain future: Two scenarios
John White |
299 |