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Emerging Researcher Network

The ATEE Emerging Researcher Network is a friendly and inclusive RDC for emerging researchers in teacher education, aiming to develop and strengthen their research capacity and connections with peers and established researchers in the field – and beyond.

Who can join our network?

We particularly welcome:

  • MA and PhD students in the field of teacher education

  • Postdoctoral researchers who have completed their PhD within the last 5 years

  • Teachers or education practitioners seeking to undertake (academic) research to support their professional development

What to find out more?

What activities will we offer?

We particularly welcome:

  • One-day scientific writing workshops before ATEE winter/spring conferences
  • One-day conference before ATEE annual conference – followed by the giving of a new ATEE award, i.e. for the best paper presented by an emerging researcher at the conference
  • Networking meetings at the annual ATEE conference
  • Summer/winter research schools, i.e. for training in research methodologies and skills
  • Research surgeries, i.e. a facilitated reflective discussion and trouble-shooting session on emerging scholars’ research proposals (online)
  • Book group, i.e. hosted along with conversations with authors/editors (online)
  • Pre-submission peer manuscript reviewing, i.e. potentially via mentorship pairings with established researchers in the ATEE community
  • Conversations/Q and A sessions with established scholars, i.e. with topics including academic career development, recent research, and global trends and problems in the field of teacher education (online)
  • Research collaboration with members of other ATEE RDCs
  • Promoting the (research) successes of our emerging scholar network via ATEE social media and conferences

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