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The Conversation is hiring an education editor

  • Written by Maria Balinska, Editor, The Conversation

Do you have a passion for communicating the latest findings on how children learn language or the history of libraries? Do you enjoy working with scholars who are doing cutting edge research in education – from pre-kindergarten to university? We are looking for an experienced journalist and editor who is able to cover a range of issues...

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