Mickaël Jury

Mickaël Jury is a Lecturer HDR in Educational Sciences at Université Clermont Auvergne, affiliated with the ACTé laboratory and the ESPE Clermont Auvergne. He specializes in inclusive education, social class dynamics in education, and special educational needs. His research focuses on promoting equitable learning environments and understanding barriers to inclusion. Currently, he co-leads Theme 2 of the ACTé lab, titled 'Dynamics of asymmetric interactions,' and heads the 'Schooling and special needs' course in the Master of Education Sciences.

Education: Jury earned a PhD in Social Psychology (2014) and an HDR in Educational Sciences (2022) from Université Clermont Auvergne. His doctoral work explored achievement goals and social status, while his HDR focused on educational inequality and selection mechanisms.

• Key Projects:
  • ANR DIVISE (2021–2024): Investigates how students with disabilities challenge success expectations.
  • 'Succeeding with a disability' (2023–2025): Examines gender interactions in disability education.
• Responsibilities:
  • Member of the ESPE Clermont Auvergne School Council.
  • Treasurer of the Association for International Research in Social Psychology.

Research interests include teacher attitudes, inclusive policies, and the role of social class in educational outcomes. His work addresses how institutional structures and teacher beliefs impact student success, particularly for marginalized groups.

Publications span over 100 works, including studies on autism inclusion, teacher training, and equity in assessment. His lab oversees doctoral research on social inequality in special education and inclusive practices.