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Posts by Research the Headlines

I don’t believe the terrible stats on sexual violence, so they can’t be true? on 2015/03/27

Coming soon… Rewrite the Headlines on 2015/02/27

What makes a great teacher? on 2015/01/13

What makes great teaching? on 2014/12/03

How to “Research the Headlines” on 2014/11/12

HT10: Exaggeration and opinion versus research evidence on 2014/11/04

HT09: Is this media article consistent with others? on 2014/10/22

Out of the mouths of babes: primary school children ‘Rewrite the Headlines’ on 2014/10/14

HT08: No study stands alone on 2014/09/23

HT07: Is a news article biased? on 2014/09/02

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Research the Headlines addresses the way in which research is discussed and portrayed in the media. Each post will take recent media coverage of a piece of research as a starting point, and will allow readers to get to a better understanding of what was really done, and what it might mean for them, from an expert but independent position. The blog is intended to be of interest to those with and without any training in research.
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Our contributors are all current and former members of the Royal Society of Edinburgh‘s Young Academy of Scotland. They represent a broad and multidisciplinary group of individuals, coming from science and the humanities, the professions, the arts, business and civil society.