Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Kay Kempers
Lecturer
Kay is a Lecturer within Interdisciplinary Studies at the Carnegie School of Education. She teaches modules relating to special education needs & disability, educational psychology, research methods, professional development and inclusive education.
Kay has a wide-ranging educational background, with a breadth of experience in classroom teaching and action research both in the UK and Germany. She has a lifelong interest in the psychology of education, and a particular interest in creating inclusive and accessible learning experiences for all.
Current Teaching
BA (Hons) Educational Psychology:
- Mind, Brain & Education
- Research 2: Becoming a Researcher in Educational Psychology
BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion:
- Collaborative Working with Stakeholders
- Enabling Environments
BA (Hons) Primary Education (Accelerated):
- Celebrating SEND, Professional Experience 2
BA (Hons) Childhood Studies:
- Children's Counselling, Coaching and Mentoring
Research Interests
Kay is currently completing research on test anxiety and ability-based beliefs in GCSE students. She is also part of a cross-university working group on the use of generative AI as an accessibility tool, and is a member of the Inclusion, Diversity & Identity research network.
Ask Me About
- Education
- Equality and inclusion
- Psychology
- Teaching