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Jonathan Hancock is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh's Moray House School of Education and Sport, focusing on qualitative and post-qualitative research methodologies in the areas of outdoor education and education for sustainability. His doctoral research explored educational spaces through the lens of 'learning ecologies', emphasizing sensory and aesthetic approaches to educational research. Jonathan has over ten years of professional research experience, including work in public policy and teaching in Japan. He is involved in notable research projects such as the UKRI-funded 'Feeling Untouchable: Haptic Touch Experiences in Naturalistic Learning', which runs until 2026, and has published on ecological approaches to education, spatial literacies, and initial teacher education. He is also a core member of the Race Inclusivity Global Education Network and has served in various research assistant roles in projects supported by Horizon Europe and the EPSRC.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh
Focused on haptic touch experiences within naturalistic learning environments.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh
Involved in the Scottish Government Attainment Challenge project.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh
Assisted in the SCDE Scottish Government Attainment Challenge.
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