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Pedro De Bruyckere (1974) is educational scientist at Arteveldehogeschool in Ghent, Belgium, since 2001. He co-wrote several books on youth and education in Dutch and is an often asked international public speaker on education. One of his strongest points is that Pedro is funny in explaining serious stuff. In 2015 Pedro co-wrote the popular book “Urban Myths about Learning and Education” with Paul Kirschner and Casper Hulshof. He is also an avid blogger on new research in education, do check www.theeconomyofmeaning.com.
Pedro gave highly appreciated talks at e.g. ResearchED London, Online Educa Berlin and other international conferences in for example Italy, Sweden, Slovenia, Uk.
Read morePedro De Bruyckere (1974) is educational scientist at Arteveldehogeschool in Ghent, Belgium, since 2001. He co-wrote several books on youth and education in Dutch and is an often asked international public speaker on education. One of his strongest points is that Pedro is funny in explaining serious stuff. In 2015 Pedro co-wrote the popular book “Urban Myths about Learning and Education” with Paul Kirschner and Casper Hulshof. He is also an avid blogger on new research in education, do check www.theeconomyofmeaning.com.
Pedro gave highly appreciated talks at e.g. ResearchED London, Online Educa Berlin and other international conferences in for example Italy, Sweden, Slovenia, Uk.
About “Urban Myths about Learning and Education”:
"...provides useful summaries of a wide array of issues that the authors believe are myths."--PsycCRITIQUES, Urban Myths About Learning and Education
"A marvelous compendium of plausible-sounding ideas about education that have seeped into popular culture, but have little or no scientific support. Carefully documented yet a pleasure to read, this book should be required reading in all teacher training programs." -Daniel T. Willingham, Professor, University of Virginia
"Urban myths about learning and education" by De Bruyckere, Kirschner & Hulshof is a great summary of recent research” Dylan William, Emeritus Professor of Educational Assessment, UCL
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“Pedro is a great performer. He has the talent to present content in an entertaining way without losing debt.”
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