Lindsey Jones

Lindsey Jones received her undergraduate degree in primary education with QTS from the University of Northumbria and worked as a teacher in mainstream and SEND education for a number of years. Lindsey went on to study for her MSc in Deaf Education from the University of Manchester and worked as a Teacher of the Deaf and Head of Service in the North East before being appointed her lectureship at the University of Manchester.  Lindsey's PhD research at Manchester evaluated the impact of a home-based science intervention on the development of deaf and typically hearing pre-school children's conceptual understanding in science and their scientific enquiry skills. 

Lindsey is a lecturer on the MSc/PGDip Deaf Education programme at the University of Manchester. She is also the academic lead for admissions onto the programme. 

Lindsey also sits on the University Regulatory Ethics Committee and is a Chair on the Faculty Fitness to Practice Committee. 

Lindsey is a Senior Fellow of the HEA and an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Teaching & Learning. Lindsey is also a member of the British Assosiation of Teachers of the Deaf.

Lindsey is programme lead for:

Curricular Access

Language Assessment

Policy and Practice

Dissertation MSc

Lindsey also delivers lectures and content (synchronous and asynchronous) in:

Primary Education

Medical Education

Psychology

Speech and Language Therapy