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Mathematics and science are key curriculum subjects and a focus in this area fits well with the government's current prioritisation of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics).

MSc Economics (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA). BA Honours (ITAM, Mexico). Membership of Professional Bodies/Associations. ... Quantitative methods. Economics of education. Prospective PhD Applications. Ricardo would welcome informal contact from

National Curriculum, 2013). The mathematics course aims to familiarise students with the ways in which mathematics teaching and learning can be organised across the secondary age and attainment range in the

The toolkit consists of a set of initial tasks, a set of curriculum-embedded, assessment-for-learning (AfL) tasks, for use throughout the year and a set of end of year

The knowledge and skills based curriculum derived from the UK national curriculum guides students from Nursery to Cambridge International Examinations, qualifying them for the IGCSE, O and A Level examinations.

develop theory about learning science that will be of practical use to teachers, learners and those responsible for determining the science curriculum. ... Student ideas about science topics. The ECLIPSE project website includes many examples of students'

PhD Development Studies (Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex). MSc Development Economics (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London).

History of Education, 36 (2), 213-226. Burke, C. (2007). 'Inspiring spaces: creating creative classrooms'.Curriculum Briefing, 5 (2), 35-39. ... Cable and I. Eyres (Ed.) Primary Teaching Assistants. Curriculum in Context.

The Course is split into three progressive phases:. In 'Religious Education: the subject and its curriculum' trainees focus on acquiring and embedding key skills and principles of teaching, such as lesson ... Within the course trainees gain confidence in

Trainees also spend a week focusing on the ‘Wider Curriculum’ in their final placement. ... Wider Curriculum week] 'I just wanted to let you know we are having a fantastic week.