Prof Kathy Rastle nominated for the Celebrating Impact Prize

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Prof Kathy Rastle nominated for the Celebrating Impact Prize

Prof Kathy Rastle nominated for the Celebrating Impact Prize

Date22 October 2020

Prof Kathy Rastle has been nominated for the prestigious Celebrating Impact Prize from the Economic and Social Research Council.

Professor Kathy Rastle

The ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize is an annual opportunity to recognise and celebrate the success of ESRC-funded researchers in achieving and enabling outstanding economic or societal impact from excellent research.

Prof Rastle has been nominated together with collaborators at the University of Oxford and Macquarie University for the project "Ending the Reading Wars: Bringing the Science of Reading to Reading Instruction in Classrooms around the World"

Read more about Prof Rastle research here: https://pure.royalholloway.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/kathy-rastle_b536d15d-f070-4b97-bf6e-004ed7e86c55.html

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