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Speaker: Bengt Autzen, University College Cork, Ireland. Having studied mathematics as an undergraduate at Darmstadt University of Technology, Bengt completed a PhD in philosophy at the London School of Economics (LSE). ... Bengt's research interests are

18 Nov 2014: Stephen Pinker has described the curriculum as ‘ruthlessly cumulative’. It moves on in graduated steps and in a lockstep system of grade progression which may never offer the opportunity for children ... Challenges to learning in and out of school.

18 Nov 2014: Teams focussing on curriculum matters are also developing. Strategy, sustainability and a sense of agency The sustainability of the programme in The Blue School is owed to a very deliberate and

24 Sep 2021: Training URCE University of Rwanda College of. Education. 4. The context Teaching quality is one of Rwanda’s strategic priorities to enhance economic development. ... An example of an item is “I have difficulty keeping up with all the changes in the

16 Sep 2021: through pedagogical approaches but also through the content of the curriculum.

24 Sep 2021: During interviews with STEM teachers in these schools, around 41% of all teachers interviewed claimed that inadequate electricity was a problem for them in delivering the curriculum in an effective manner; ... MINEDUC, 2013) 2 We disaggregate our

22 Sep 2011: 54 4.6 Economic and political factors. 55 Conclusion. 56. Section 5: Curriculum and school-related factors influencing integration of ICT in primary and secondary classrooms: evidence from Uganda, Kenya and ... in politics, in economic life, as well as

10 Sep 2012: boarding primary school in Uganda is a reliable proxy indicator of the relatively better socio‐. economic status of the child’s family, and this  is so  in Bududa. However, in Nakapiripirit,. ... current teachers. 9. 

30 Nov 2021: We appreciate the support of the Economic and Social Research Council (RES063270081; RES000230825), sponsor of most of the UK. ... 11. En Inglaterra, el documento National Curriculum (Curriculum Nacional) para edades de 5 a 16 años establece que los y

23 Apr 2019: Education, University of Cyprus. The research was supported (Grant: ES/M007103/1) by the Economic and Social. ... teachers, was restricted to material that the statutory curriculum specifies for Year 6, and had.

30 Nov 2021: 11. Diálogo en asignaturas del currículum. 12. Equidad y participación de todos los aprendices. ... Diálogo en las asignaturas del curriculum. En Inglaterra, el documento National Curriculum (Curriculum Nacional) para edades de 5 a 16 años establece

18 Nov 2014: How far is the economic imperative predominant over the moral one when one chooses whether or not to become or stay as a teacher? ... The exemplar is cited of curriculum change in Ireland which took ten years to develop.

24 May 2024: They are embedded in formal and informal institutions, including social, political and economic systems and the built. ... policies. • Director. • Curriculum Development Officer. HakiElimu. A local Tanzanian non-government organisation that advocates

16 Sep 2021: students, and support on aspects of the curriculum to cover to help children. ... to support their learning at home. In addition, they are likely to face greater economic.

5 Oct 2022: strategic priorities for enhancing economic development. The findings draw on surveys of 1,609. ... all the changes in the curriculum”. 9. Macro-Level Teacher Motivation Subscale14 (containing 7 items).

17 Oct 2016: the implementation of these changes. Heavy reporting and extensive curriculum is also perceived as. ... critical levels. The economic crisis is perceived to have a greater impact on women, more specifically on single.

20 Jul 2023: just over 0.7, with 1 being no gap (World Economic Forum, 2022). ... Learner Guide training and support. Formally integrating the My Better World content into the national curriculum.

20 Oct 2020: In school, however, thelocus of control lies elsewhere; emphasis is on learning activities managed by theteacher, metered by timetable constraints, designed to meet curriculum criteria andattainment targets and incorporate the mandatory ... cited in more

22 Sep 2011: 56 4.2.6 Principal perspectives. 57. 4.3 Gender, socio-economic background. 59 4.4 Conclusion. ... and desired learning objectives of mathematics and science in the Zambia primary school curriculum.

18 Nov 2014: For some, this is also about the prevailing discourse of global competitiveness and a narrowing of what counts as education around primarily economic objectives. ... Vested economic and political interests may push inappropriate solutions based on the

18 Nov 2014: and an effect size of 0.59 for cooperative (vs individualistic learning) across the curriculum. ... Around us, successful education reforms often start with an overhaul of the curriculum.

5 Oct 2022: This is not. unexpected, given that students had completed more of the curriculum in May 2021 than they had. ... and household socio-economic status and learning gains in numeracy using a regression.

20 Oct 2020: Davis, E., & Krajcik, J. (2005). Designing educative curriculum materials to promote teacher learning. ... 2001). Standards-based mathematics curriculum materials: A phrase in search of a definition.

16 Sep 2021: Gender-sensitive teaching practices and materials. 11. Promoting women’s economic empowerment and providing pathways to productive work. ... 14. 10. Gender-sensitive teaching practices and materials. Curriculum and school materials.

26 Feb 2015: In education British and American models of school, curriculum and assessment often sit uncomfortably in local cultures and can condemn others to relive the mistakes and misconceptions embedded in colonial history. ... and Ghana’s own national cultural

20 Jul 2023: curriculum and a national curriculum review is due to take place in 2023. ... 1 -11. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340515535_Curriculum_Policy_and_Practice_of_Civic_Education_in_Zambia_A_Reflective_Perspective (Accessed on 24.04

3 Jul 2023: Other factors to consider include: curriculum subjects, student age and diversity, and teaching style. ... Dialogue in curriculum subjects. 1 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-curriculum-in-england-english-programmes-of-study.

27 May 2020: The curriculum states that ‘all schools should make provision for personal, social, health and economic education, drawing on good practice.’50,51 Ofsted assesses the personal, spiritual, moral, social and cultural ... A Life-Course Model of.

18 Nov 2014: economic advancement, it also leads to pressure from national governments towards managerialist accountability. ... In Moldova for example, the school can choose what is taught in 25% of the curriculum.

10 Oct 2014: The implication of the YGC findings is to reconsider the content of the curriculum, to improve access to secondary and vocational education as a means of improving social, human and economic ... Government of Kenya, 2006. Economic Survey. Nairobi

16 Sep 2021: Our first research question relates to socio-economic inequalities in access to private. ... The is little empirical. evidence on differential returns to private schooling by socio-economic background,.

18 Mar 2021: 1), Pacific J This presentation reports on two years of a longitudinal research project, which examines curriculum and assessment reforms of the mainstream education system in Kazakhstan. ... economic growth. But, over the past. fifty years, questions.

18 Nov 2014: Elmore asks, why is it so hard to ‘get to scale’; that is, to ensure widespread implementation of proven educational practices and curriculum materials?

20 Oct 2020: This is measured by classroom participation, achievements in curriculum tests, examinations and project work. ... LATvIAn sEcondAry schooL sTudEnT). Their curriculum English isn’t developed so they underachieve in terms of exam results.

18 Nov 2014:  Teachers’ roles in curriculum development.  Responsibility for relationships and communication with parents. ... curriculum, the survey indicates that the belief in teacher autonomy, at least as far as.

18 Nov 2014:  Teachers’ roles in curriculum development.  Responsibility for relationships and communication with parents. ... curriculum, the survey indicates that the belief in teacher autonomy, at least as far as.

16 Sep 2021: curriculum design, standard setting, supervision, etc.” (MOE, 2005a). Private providers operated in towns. ... teachers; lack of standard curriculum and guidelines; lack of culturally relevant story books;.

16 Sep 2021: OECD Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. PASEC Programme d’Analyse des Systèmes Educatifs de la CONFEMEN. ... 10. Gender-sensitive teaching practices and materials. Curriculum and school materials can reinforce negative gender

16 Sep 2021: area. 13. Figure 5 Language and curriculum research according to phases of education. ... Access to. education (639). Language and curriculum (1550 keywords count). Students, learning and.

20 Oct 2020: These include resourcing, technical and classroom management issues. A content-loaded, formulaic science curriculum also drives teaching and learning. ... Ofsted (1999). Standards in the Secondary Curriculum 1997/98: Information Technology. London:

20 Oct 2020: Naturally, these approaches reflect the emphases of current secondary mathematics curriculum and assessment. ... However, looking beyond the current curriculum, from a broader mathematical perspective, the emphasis on mediating geometric properties

10 Oct 2016: be ingredients in – not determinants of – the actual curriculum” (Ball and Cohen 1996, p. ... the curriculum materials themselves and in the teaching practice associated with their use.

24 Sep 2021: We then discuss effects related to age and the socio-economic background of students. ... The economic situation of households is a strong determinant of access to boarding school education.

10 Oct 2014: Second, there is the issue of student engagement, but this has also been argued to have economic consequences. ... In sum, traditional teacher-centred teaching offers an approach that is manageable and economic in the school institutional context.

16 Sep 2021: consistently shown that the gap between children’s abilities and curriculum expectations emerges. ... rural Sitapur, as in much of the country, begin to fall behind curriculum expectations in their very first.

16 Sep 2021: American Economic Journal:. Applied Economics, 5(3), 41-62. Kremer, M., Miguel, E., & Thornton, R. ... American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 3(1), 91-100. Parkes, J., Heslop, J., Ross, F.

20 Oct 2020: In school, however, the locus of control lies elsewhere; emphasis is on learning activities managed by the teacher, metered by timetable constraints, designed to meet curriculum criteria and attainment targets and ... However, the tabulated evidence also

17 Sep 2021: London School of Economics and Political Science, University of Manchester, Newcastle University, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, Queen Mary University of London, University of Sheffield, University of Southampton, University College

3 Aug 2016: and student learning, for instance with regard to the curriculum and teachers’ pedagogies. ... A focus on curriculum subject learning alone, without due consideration of how collaboration,.

18 Nov 2014: Teaching practices, in contrast to student background variables such as socio-economic status and cultural capital, are factors affecting student learning that are more readily modifiable. ... school characteristics also play a role in teachers’