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20 Oct 2020: Broadly, there was no moderation of main effects by student background factors – gender, ethnicity, socio-economic status, English-language status. ... 8. b) Anticipated/Potential Future Impacts. We await with interest the outcome of the current

20 Oct 2020: We are also grateful to the Economic and Social Research Council for funding both the InterActive Education and SET-IT projects. ... Scanlon, E. (1995) A classroom intervention using a computer-augmented curriculum for mechanics.

20 Oct 2020: application. Research of this kind has design implications for both curriculum-related activities and emerging. ... Research of the kind reported here has design implications for both curriculum-related activities.

20 Oct 2020: ILp Individual Learning Plans. LA Local Authority. NALDIC National Association for Language Development in the Curriculum. ... This is measured by classroom participation, achievements in curriculum tests, exams and project work.

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

20 Oct 2020: commodification and marketisation of education resulting in a restricted curriculum and processes of. ... Those born into familial stability and economic comfort fare well, many exceptionally so.

20 Oct 2020: Secondly, many factors affect how well a child will achieve. These include where they live, levels of economic disadvantage, prior education, home environment, home language, proficiency in English, special educational need, ... The key to successful

20 Oct 2020: 3). Nor is England unusual in the weak integration of ICT into its official curriculum documents. ... His comments indicate that this judgement was influenced by the character of the curriculum prescribed for such students, and its assessment:.

20 Oct 2020: It is funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council and builds on the authors’ previous research on ICT in educational dialogues and collaborative activities. ... There have been recent attempts by both researchers and government agencies in

20 Oct 2020: Secondly, many factors affect how well a child will achieve. These include where they live, levels of economic disadvantage, prior education, home environment, home language, proficiency in English, special educational need, ... However, the researchers

20 Oct 2020: Social service agencies for chemical dependency, sexual violence and domestic abuse have developed prevention education programs, provided trainers to present in schools and created curriculum that teachers. ... The economic downturn, causing some

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

15 Sep 2020: 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.

20 Oct 2020: elections, which are likely to see deepening of a divide between these 2 countries, the economic. ... explore how these relate to teaching and learning. In Scotland a new national curriculum is being.

20 Oct 2020: They were also selected so that the whole cohort comprised a representative sample of types of preschool provision and socio-economic catchment area in the Cambridgeshire region. ... From this initial analysis, a subset of 196 events (about a third) were

20 Oct 2020: in 2005-07 by the UK Economic and Social Research Council (RES-000-23-0825).

15 Sep 2020: 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.

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

20 Oct 2020: 5 -. Motivating and constraining influences upon technology integration. Educational policy and curriculum context. ... Only two thirds of secondary teachers felt confident touse ICT within the curriculum.

20 Oct 2020: Presentation Overview. Development of the NZ Curriculum. Curriculum ‘Stocktake’. National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA). ... Change of political landscape 1980s. Decentralisation of school administration. Curriculum reforms in 1990s.

20 Oct 2020: A small-scale research design was chosen in order to gain detailed understandings, which would inform a later stage of curriculum development. ... 2) A further article on mechanisms of curriculum change within geography education is planned for Journal

20 Oct 2020: which is proposed for both identifying and promoting creativity within the Early Learning Goals and in the National Curriculum. ... the balance between structure and freedom and the relationships between possibility thinking and the standards agenda

20 Oct 2020: This project explored teachers’ own perspectives and experiences of using ICT, across a range of curriculum subjects. ... 2004) Removing the barriers: Embedding ICT in the curriculum. BETT 2004 Seminar Programme (London).

19 Oct 2020: This curriculum map came to be paralleled by a graded assessment system, GAIM. • ... first develop a basic lesson plan by himself, knowing what the curriculum standards were. •

20 Oct 2020: London: DfES). Donnelly, J. F. (2000) Secondary science teaching under the National Curriculum. ... Ofsted (1999) Standards in the Secondary Curriculum 1997/98: Information Technology (London: Office for Standards in Education).

20 Oct 2020: London: DfES). 11. 12. Donnelly, J. F. (2000) Secondary science teaching under the National Curriculum. ... Ofsted (1999) Standards in the Secondary Curriculum 1997/98: Information Technology (London: Office for Standards in Education).

20 Oct 2020: These 16 students were representative of the demography of the four institutions, which were all local and featured composition as part of the curriculum programmes. ... As the survey revealed, the assessment of composition at A-level might be regarded

20 Oct 2020: is treated as a professional’, implying a level of control over curriculum and pedagogy. ... Thus, a key aim of teacher autonomy in curriculum planning is to achieve child autonomy in the classroom.

20 Oct 2020: resources; shortness of lesson duration and pressure of curriculum coverage (Becker, 2000; Cuban, Kirkpatrick & Peck, 2001). ... Such use became a statutory requirement with the introduction of a National Curriculum in 1989.

20 Oct 2020: of technical support; absence of curriculum-appropriate tools and resources; shortness of lesson. ... curriculum orders for each subject, with compliance policed through regular school inspections and.

20 Oct 2020: In Resnick, L.B. (ed) Knowing, Learning & Instruction. Lawrence Erlbaum. DfEE/QCA (1999) The National Curriculum. ... London: DfEE. DfEE/QCA (2000) Curriculum Guidance for the Foundation Stage. London: DfEE.

20 Oct 2020: One article was submitted to the Curriculum Journal some months ago and we are still awaiting a response. ... Submitted to The Curriculum Journal. • To be submitted:. o An article which examines changes in secondary trainee teachers’ values and

20 Oct 2020: Look for an appropriate topic for role play within your curriculum scheme of work. ... English curriculum, a simple role play task would be to set up pairs of students to.

20 Oct 2020: Cox et al., 1999; Ruthven et al., in press;Tearle, 2004). We propose that while National Curriculum requirements (‘ticking the rightboxes’) are influential to some extent in take-up and integration ... 2004) Removing the barriers: Embedding ICT in

20 Oct 2020: The development of thinking skills is now also enshrined within the English National Curriculum. ... 65-116) Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum. Burden, R. & Williams, M. (eds) (1998) Thinking through the Curriculum, London: Routledge.

20 Oct 2020: By the new millennium the official curriculum had repositioned the child as a ‘learner’ amongst a dazzling rhetoric surrounding the notion of ‘learning’. ... On the other, there is a National Strategy intensifying the official curriculum through

20 Oct 2020: In Resnick, L.B. (ed) Knowing, Learning & Instruction. Lawrence Erlbaum. DfEE/QCA (1999) The National Curriculum. ... London: DfEE. DfEE/QCA (2000) Curriculum Guidance for the Foundation Stage. London: DfEE.

20 Oct 2020: Statutory requirement (National Curriculum). It might just help young people to recognise that there’s a connection between science and values.

20 Oct 2020: Look for an appropriate topic for drama within your curriculum scheme of work.

20 Oct 2020: SC]. Types of software employedThe national curriculum, introduced to English schools from 1989 onwards, was a central influence ondepartmental schemes of work. ... The original curriculum specified four types of computer use insecondary mathematics

20 Oct 2020: Key recommendations from this report were that: (a) The importance of creative and cultural education should be explicitly recognized and provided for in schools’ policies for the whole curriculum and in ... could be developed effectively within the

20 May 2020: Faculty of Education. An Introduction to Curriculum Research and Development (1975). ... Oxford: Basil Blackwell. Stenhouse, L. (1975). An introduction to curriculum research and development.

20 Oct 2020: students, accompanied by wider use of ICT across the curriculum, was alleviating this:. ... The original curriculum specified four types of computer use in secondary mathematics (Department for Education and Science [DES], 1989):. •

20 Oct 2020: 3) conflict resolution education and conflict dialogue opportunities, infused in enacted classroom curriculum. ... primarily outside of regular classroom curriculum (Ashworth et al., 2008; Blood & Thorsborne, 2005; Stinchcomb, Bazemore, & Riestenberg,

20 Oct 2020: play. They are not tied to specific curriculum content, but are broadly framed so that they.

20 Oct 2020: We think thatthe resulting thematic model may be of value in helping others – such as prospective teachers,teacher educators, and curriculum developers – to better understand the considerations shapingteachers’ use of new

20 Oct 2020: balance (structure or curriculum delivery vs experimentation). 4.0 ROLE OF ICT (positive affordances: expectations, realisation). ... constraints (external e.g. curriculum pressure, national policy; time). self-regulation. homework. 50.0 SCHOOLS.

20 Oct 2020: We think that the resulting thematic model may be of value in helping others – such as prospective teachers, teacher educators, and curriculum developers – to better understand the considerations shaping teachers’ use

20 Oct 2020: Version of a longer article to appear in the Curriculum Journal in 2005). ... The participants developed, trialled and refined new pedagogic approaches and activities in six curriculum areas (English, Classics, Design Technology, Geography, History,

20 Oct 2020: email: sch30@cam.ac.uk http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/. (Version of a longer article to appear in the Curriculum Journal in 2005). ... The participants developed, trialled and refined new pedagogic approaches and activities in six curriculum areas (English,