Dr Peter Stevens

Peter Stevens
Research Officer

Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning
Institute of Education
20 Bedford Way
London WC1H 0AL

tel: +44 (0)20 7612 6764
fax: +44 (0)20 7612 6680
email: p.stevens@ioe.ac.uk

Responsibilities
Research interests

Research

WBL research: http://www.learningbenefits.net/Publications/ResRepIntros/ResRep24intro.htm

PhD in Sociology: "An Ethnography of Teacher Racism and Discrimination in Flemish and English Classrooms with Turkish Secondary School Pupils" (Warwick University)

Co- Supervisor of "Flemish Pupils' Survey".

A Large scale survey from 13,000 pupils and their teachers in 85 Flemish secondary schools.

This study focuses on the impact of pupil and school structural and cultural characteristics on the experienced discrimination and educational achievement of pupils.

This study is based at the University of Ghent (Belgium), department of sociology.


Selected (most recent) publications


Stevens, Peter A. J. 2008. "Pupils' Perspectives on Racism and Differential Treatment by Teachers: on Stragglers, the Ill and Being Deviant." British Educational Research Journal -: forthcoming.

Stevens, Peter A. J. 2008. "Exploring Pupils' Perceptions of Teacher Racism in their Context: A Case Study of Turkish and Belgian Vocational Education Pupils in a Belgian School." British Journal of Sociology of Education 29: forthcoming.

Stevens, Peter, Ruth Lupton, Tamjid Mujtaba, and Leon Feinstein. 2007. "The Development and Impact of Young People's Social Capital in Secondary Schools." in Wider Benefits of Learning Research Report 24. London: Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning.

Stevens, Peter A. J. 2007. "Exploring the Importance of Teachers' Institutional Structure on the Development of Teachers' Standards of Assessment in Belgium." Sociology of Education 80: 314-329.

Stevens, Peter A. J. 2007. "Researching Race/Ethnicity and Educational Inequality in English Secondary Schools: A Critical Review of the Research Literature Between 1980 and 2005." Review of Educational Research 77: 147-185.