Social Network Analysis Methods and the Geography of Education: Regional Divides and Elite Circuits in the School to University Transition in the UK

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Then @SolGamsu and @Dr_M_Donnelly https://t.co/QTlHpBo4tn discuss how network analytical methods can be used to intricate reveal geographies of class and regional divides in the school to university transition in the UK.

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@Debasrija1 I was reading computational biologists talking about principal components analysis as a method. I also used an algorithm here developed by a computational biologist and included in a package developed for quantitative analysis in ecology https

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RT @TeacherToolkit: Fascinating! How hierarchies of universities are embedded in a distinct archipelago of elite geographies connecting pa…

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Fascinating! How hierarchies of universities are embedded in a distinct archipelago of elite geographies connecting particular institutions and locales concentrated in England... #HEchat

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