Dr. Angele Pulis is a full-time lecturer at the Institute for Education, Malta. She teaches academic writing and research strategies. Currently, she is the Chairperson of the Research Ethics Board at the Institute for Education. Her research domains include: educational leadership, school management, quality assurance of schools, pupil voice and mixed methods research. She holds a PhD from the University of Leicester, a Master in Philosophy from the University of Wales, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Educational Administration and Management and a B.Ed (Hons) from the University of Malta. Her career in schools included various roles. She was a Head of a Primary school and an Assistant head in a sixth form and in a secondary school. She has taught Integrated Science and Chemistry in various secondary schools and has also taught Biology up to sixth form level. She has published articles on her areas of expertise and is currently researching how neuroscience can inform educational settings for more effective learning.
Dr. Angele Pulis
Presentation Title: Conducting Mixed Methods Research in Education: Researchers’ Thoughts and Experiences
Institute for Education, Malta
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