Judit Lannert
I graduated as an economist at the Karl Marx University of Economics in Budapest in 1985. I took her Ph. D. in Sociology in 2005 at the Corvinus University in Budapest. I worked at the Hungarian Poll Institute from 1987 to 1990. Since 1990 I have been a researcher at the National Institute for Public Education (changed from 2007 into Hungarian Institute for Educational Research and Development). From 2004 I have been the director of the Research Centre of the Institute. My main interest is in empirical (both quantitative and qualitative) research in the field of school effectiveness, that of students’ progress and career aspirations and the transition process from school to work. I was the co-editor (with Gábor Halász) of the regularly published Hungarian Report on Public Education, which is widely used at the universities and among decision-makers, as well. I took part in several international projects financed by OECD (e.g. Transition from school to work, Schooling for tomorrow) and by the European Union (representing Hungary in the LLL stakeholder group set up by the Commission, or working as an expert in a peering group in Serbia managed by the European Training Fund). In 2007 I am delegated by the Education Committee of the Parliament into the „Roundtable on Public Education”, an inititative launched by the prime minister. In 2007 I cofounded a private educational research institute with TÁRKI. I am a senior researcher at T-Tudok Knowledgemanagement and Education Research Centre Inc..(www.t-tudok.hu). I was the leader of several research projects in the field of employment and training of teachers, students’ performance in several fields, monitoring educational development programmes.
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