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Vicky Goodyear
@VGoodyear
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Explores ways to enhance young people's health & wellbeing through pedagogy & technologies; Associate Prof @unibirmingham PI @SMART_SchStudy Director @Centre_ub
Birmingham, England
Joined September 2010
⬇️ Latest paper from the @SMART_SchStudy @NIHRresearch reporting data on the design and implementation of school phone policies ⬇️
📵How do schools rationalise their phone policies? 📱What are the key rules for phone use? 🏫Do teachers and pupils understand, follow and support the rules? Find out more from our latest paper analysing school policies across 30 schools in the UK ⬇️
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RT @_ukactive: We are delighted to welcome Dr Victoria Goodyear, Associate Professor in Pedagogy in Sport, Physical Activity & Health at Un…
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RT @NewstalkFM: School phone bans have very little impact on children's phone usage, researchers were surprised to find. @VGoodyear on #NT…
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RT @SFE_Tweets: New @unibirmingham study finds banning smartphones in schools doesn't significantly improve students' mental health & wellb…
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RT @NTBreakfast: Coming up tomorrow from 7am with Ciara and Shane on @NewstalkFM New House Minister @JamesBrowneTD Reigniting the argume…
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RT @UoBhealthsci: A @unibirmingham-led study has found that banning smartphones in schools does not significantly improve students' mental…
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RT @unibirmingham: Our researchers have found that banning phones in schools doesn’t improve students’ mental health and wellbeing. However…
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RT @BBCBreakfast: Banning phones in schools is not linked to pupils getting higher grades or having better mental wellbeing, the first stud…
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RT @LES_UniBham: New @unibirmingham study finds banning smartphones in schools doesn't significantly improve students' mental health & well…
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RT @branwenjeffreys: This will feel counter intuitive - & it doesn’t measure issues like bullying. Even so it re inforces the point that mo…
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RT @branwenjeffreys: This is the first scientific study looking at this - published in one of the Lancet journals - and suggesting it’s tim…
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RT @_ukactive: Hear from Tim Mathias, ukactive Strategic Lead for Equality, Diversity & Inclusion, about one of our standout breakout sessi…
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RT @CommonSense: (Thread🧵) Our new research on teens, tech & AI: Young people don’t fully trust tech companies to care about their mental h…
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RT @unibirmingham: We’re thrilled to welcome Professor Cecilie Thøgersen-Ntoumani back to the University of Birmingham as a 125th Anniversa…
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RT @unibirmingham: We are delighted to welcome Professor Nikos Ntoumanis to the University of Birmingham. Returning to the University, Niko…
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RT @PeteEtchells: For a change, an actual thoughtful, considered article on screens and ‘brain rot’ in the Graun today:
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RT @_ukactive: Join us at Active Uprising 2025 and learn how you can build better workplace health partnerships through your business and i…
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Great to be collaborating with @OrbenAmy @AmritKPurba on this project assessing the impact of phones and social media on young people commissioned by @SciTechgovuk @Cambridge_Uni - @UBSportExR @IMH_UoB
What impact are smartphones and social media having on young people? 📱 @OrbenAmy and @AmritKPurba are leading the first phase of a study commissioned by @SciTechGovUK to answer this question. Working with experts from leading UK universities, they'll provide evidence to help direct future government action in this area. Read more about this project 👇
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