Professor John Gray

Sociology Western Europe USA, Canada and/or Mexico

Elected 2000

Year elected: 2000
Subjects: Education, Sociology
Website: http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/people/staff/gray/

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Education, University of Cambridge

Past appointments

University of Cambridge Emeritus Professor of Education

Jan 2016 -

University of Cambridge Professor of Education

Jan 2001 -

Homerton College University of Cambridge Director of Research

Jan 1994 - Jan 2001

The University of Sheffield Lecturer, Professor of Education

Jan 1979 - Jan 1994

University of Edinburgh Research Fellow, Centre for Educational Sociology

Jan 1975 - Jan 1979

Publications

Reconstructions of Secondary Education

by John Gray, Andrew McPherson, David Raffe - Published in 2011 by Routledge

The Supportive School

by John Gray, Maurice Galton, Colleen McLaughlin, Barbie Clarke, Jennifer Symonds - Published in 2011 by Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Schools on the Edge 2006

by John Gray, John MacBeath - Published in 2006 by SAGE Publications Ltd

Quality and Equity in European Education

by Hofman, A., Hofman, R., Gray, J., Daly, P. - Published in 2004 by Kluwer Academic Press

Improving Schools: Performance and Potential

by John Gray, David Hopkins, David Reynolds, Brian Wilcox, Shaun Farrell, David Jesson - Published in 1999 by Open University Press

Merging Traditions: Future of Research on School Effectiveness and School Improvement (School Development)

by Ed. John Gray, David Reynolds, Carol Fitz-Gibbon, David Jesson - Published in 1996 by Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd

Inspecting Schools: holding schools to account and helping schools to improve

by John Gray, Brian Wilcox - Published in 1996 by Open University Press

'Good school, bad school' 1995

by John Gray, Brian Wilcox - Published in 1995 by Open University Press

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