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Category: PEDAL Students

Abbas AlAbbas

13 November 2024

Abbas is a first-year PhD student with PEDAL.

María Alejandra Álvarez Taborda

19 November 2024

Alejandra is a first year PhD student at PEDAL, supervised by Professor Jenny Gibson and funded by The Cambridge Trust.

Debbie Kwan

1 July 2022

Debbie is a second year PhD student exploring ways to promote and measure empathy.

Zijia Li

27 November 2024

Zijia is a first year PhD student at PEDAL exploring children’s pretend play and their social cognitive development.

Stuart Macalpine

16 November 2023

Stuart is a part-time doctoral student, researching the conceptualisation of learning goals in policy.

Carolyn Mazzei

1 July 2022

Carolyn is a PhD student examining play and classroom talk, and how these are related to children's cognitive development.

Rebecca Reid

18 February 2025

Rebecca is a first-year PhD student at PEDAL, researching play and adolescence in the context of school exclusions.

Rebecca Sands

28 January 2025

Rebecca is a first year PhD student interested in children's development of critical thinking skills through the English primary curriculum. 

Kateryna Tyzhuk

16 November 2023

Kate is a second year PhD student in PEDAL and the MRC Epidemiology Unit, investigating young children's risky play within early childhood educational settings in the UK.

Alejandra Vijil Morin

4 November 2024

Alejandra is a first year PhD student researching play in contexts of emergencies.

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