Jeanette Bell

Dr. Jeanette Bell is a Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood at the University of Chester, affiliated with the School of Education under the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. She holds a B.ED (Hons) with Psychology from the University of Liverpool (1986-1990), an MA in Education (2005-2009), an MSc in Psychology (2009-2010), and is currently completing an EdD exploring the effects of nurseries in residential villages.

• Education Qualifications:
• B.ED (Hons) in Psychology, University of Liverpool
• MA Education, The Open University
• MSc Psychology, The Open University
• PG Cert in Education, Liverpool John Moores University

Her research focuses on practitioner pedagogy, intergenerational practices, and the role of grandparents in early childhood learning. She has extensive teaching experience, including roles in mainstream schools, FE/HE programs, and as Programme Leader for Early Years qualifications. Her recent publication in Early Years Educator emphasizes family engagement in intergenerational learning contexts.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. She has served as Programme Leader for BA Early Childhood Studies and contributed to pioneering FdA Early Years Practice qualifications. No funded projects or lab affiliations are detailed in the provided text.