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A second trend identified by researchers was the academic impact of the civil war, including curriculum stagnation and the disappearance of research. ... Her work has produced important recommendations on ways to reduce the large socio-economic

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

National Council for Educational Technology (NCET), School Curriculum and Assessment Authority (SCAA), Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA), and Social Science Research Council (SSRC). ... 2019). Mathematics teachers as curriculum designers: an

Being involved in a research-informed and research-engaged school culture. Sharing experiences and discourses of pedagogy, curriculum, assessment and leadership. ... She spoke on the relationship between new technological development and teacher and

Gavin Turner. Life-worthy learning skills: An investigation of a curriculum intervention to promote self-regulated learning. ... Yuxiu Wei. Gender disparity in the access to higher education: Assessing the impact of schools and socio-economic backgrounds

children from the early years to adulthood in the context of the journal aims in relation to the curriculum. ... Mannion, J. & Mercer, N. (2016): Learning to learn: improving attainment, closing the gap at Key Stage 3,The Curriculum Journal.

The conference focused on developing research-practice across municipalities in Norway, in preparation for the implementation of the new Norwegian curriculum. ... Easton (University of Chicago). A major focus for all the speakers was the development of a

The poorer households and less academically able students face economic, social and political hierarchies that work against equal access. ... Abstract. Ever wondered about the wider impact of religion in India and about its effect on economic development?

Dillabough, J. (2002). The hidden injuries of critical pedagogy. Curriculum Inquiry, 32(2), 203-214. ... 1999). Feminist politics and democratic values in education. Curriculum Inquiry, 29(2), 159-189.

Friday 24 July. Keeping schools open from September should be a Government priority as it manages the COVID-19 pandemic, while closures could have severe social and economic effects that endure ... Socio-economic status predicts UK boys’ development of

some girls manage to stay in school despite facing socio-cultural and economic problems. ... Macmillan and Wits University Press): and Moral Education in Sub-Saharan Africa: Conflict, culture, economics and AIDS.

effective science and mathematics lessons at lower secondary school level that can engage and interest children in these subjects as well as lead to successful curriculum learning. ... Invited report to the Review of the National Primary Curriculum, Dept

The theme for this year's conference was Challenges for Education: Economics, Environment and Emergency. ... Exploring hybrid HIV/AIDS curriculum development through dialogue with pupils, teachers and community stakeholders (Swartz and McLaughlin).

The theme for this year's conference was Challenges for Education: Economics, Environment and Emergency. ... Exploring hybrid HIV/AIDS curriculum development through dialogue with pupils, teachers and community stakeholders (Swartz and McLaughlin).

Yang. (ongoing). Enhancing students' proof competencies in secondary mathematics classrooms. Research project funded by the UK's Economic and Social Research Council. ... Algebra-related tasks: Teachers’ guidance in curriculum materials.

This bilateral research project was funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Hong Kong Research Grants Council (RGC). ... curriculum. Teacher ‘concerns’ about using groupwork in maths showed advances in both HK and England

The project involved collaborative working with primary, secondary and special schools in different socio-economic contexts across England, and subsequently generated wide-ranging interest and comment from across the world. ... His role as Director of

economic background, family composition, personality traits, school factors and information advice and guidance. ... ESRI Research Series. Maragkou, K., 2020. Socio-economic inequality and academic match among post-compulsory education participants,

The skills they need for their economic life, yes, but also for their social and personal life. ... We are definitely seeing that people from more advantaged social and economic backgrounds do better in the labour market.

Fimyar, O., & Kurakbayev, K. (2013) ''Soviet' in the memories and teachers' professional beliefs: Focus on curriculum reform'. ... Yakavets, N. (2013) 'Education for economic competitiveness: Kazakhstan moving from a Post-Soviet to a neoliberal agenda'.

Cambridge Seminars. Cambridge Seminars. Cambridge Seminars. These Cambridge seminars, organized in partnership with Open Society Foundations (OSF), Education International (EI), and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD),

The project has the ambitious vision to create a curriculum framework for a world-class mathematics education for all students aged 5 to 19 years old, applicable to both national and ... A project using geodemographic data to consider mathematics

The poorer households and less academically able students face economic, social and political hierarchies that work against equal access. ... Abstract: Ever wondered about the wider impact of religion in India and about its effect on economic development?

ln369@cam.ac.uk. Phone. 44 (0)1223. Qualifications. MSc in Development Management (London School of Economics and Political Science). ... University Spaces as Agents of National Belonging: Analysing the Hidden Curriculum of Public Universities’

Most of this research has been funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (five research projects in all). ... She has been actively involved in advising the DfE during the recent curriculum reform for modern languages.

Here, she developed a research base informing recommendations for the ‘Opportunity System’, a reform project aimed at improving psychological, educational, social and economic outcomes for Indigenous Australians. ... Prospects: Comparative Journal of

Motivating learners in learning: lessons from the implementation of competence-based curriculum in Rwanda. ... In Rwanda, reform efforts have come to form the Competence-Based Curriculum (CBC) implemented in 2016.

proposing a set of action items around matters such as hiring and retention, the curriculum, diversity of the student body, and so on. ... In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, its disproportionate effect on BAME communities, and the economic, cultural,

Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE). Why is PSHE included on the course? ... The curriculum also promotes this subject as a vehicle to explore, celebrate and champion diversity.

Researcher, Center for Educational Leadership and Excellence, Stockholm School of Economics. ... The Curriculum Journal, 18 (3) 213- 229. Wilson, E. (2005) Powerful pedagogical strategies in initial teacher education.

The measures address:. curriculum mastery in English and mathematics (scores on 3 statutory Standardized Achievement Tests - SATs) and in science (scores on a specially designed test of conceptual and procedural knowledge);. ... It is of interest that:.

MA, Curriculum & Teaching, College of Education, Michigan State University. BS, Sociology and Human & Organizational Development, Vanderbilt University • Minor in African American & Diaspora Studies. ... Profile. I am a critical feminist scholar,

2003. Jean Rudduck (Network Co-ordinator). 2000-2003. Economic and Social Research Council. ... 1998-2002. Economic and Social Research Council. Boys' Performance in Modern Foreign Languages.

How Paulo Freire became an international curriculum author. Visiting Professor Maria Inês Marcondes, from the Pontificia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, was our guest in February 2015. ... Professor Mary James, University of Cambridge and

You will acquire competencies that are specific to your subject, learn how your subject is framed by the requirements of the curriculum, and explore teaching and learning approaches which support students’ ... In the final part of the course there is

Emma Smith and Stephen Gorard. School subjects, subject communities and curriculum change: the social construction of economics in the school curriculum.

She has published widely on the impact of school resources on pupil achievement and on the socio-economic gap in pupil achievement. ... Her research interests include issues pertaining to equity in education, school choice, school efficiency and finance

Former Education Board member of the Institute of Physics. Peer Review College member: Economic and Social Research Council. ... Conceptual confusion in the chemistry curriculum: exemplifying the problematic nature of representing chemical concepts as

We are concerned, however, that a number of the proposals enforce a high level of standardisation which would constrain our ability to provide an innovative, personalised curriculum, which is fundamental to ... These assessments consistently highlight

Classical Tales in the English Curriculum. The art of storytelling is something that connects us in a profound way with our earliest ancestors. ... Modules and Resources for the English Curriculum. The modules seek to promote pupils’ speaking and

Special edition on Moral Education in sub-Saharan Africa - Culture, Economics, Conflict and AIDS.

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.

ages 8-18). Epistemological debates within Religious Education/reconstruction of knowledge on the RE curriculum (primary and Secondary). ... University of Cambridge/Woolf Institute. Earl, M. (2013) Is there still a place for RE in the contemporary

Liz Winter (interests in social identity research, widening participation in HE, curriculum creativities, social constructionism, atypical careers for women).

Our on-going Professional Development Internship Programme offers opportunities to consider issues of curriculum, pedagogy and leadership in detail and in relation to particular subject specialisms.

develop independent learning skills through a curriculum based on first-hand experience and enquiry.

Education is at the heart of social transformation. It is a fundamental human right and has the potential to reduce poverty, empower women, improve health and drive economic growth.

Profile. Emma’s research interests include curriculum studies, multimodal literacies, and social semiotics. ... Research Topics. Multimodal literacies/pedagogies. Social semiotics. Curriculum studies. Initial teacher education (literacy).

Her projects have been funded by the Newton Trust, a Cambridge Humanities Research Grant, the Economic and Social Research Council, the LEGO Foundation, the Nuffield Foundation and the Office for Students/

A national rollout of new textbooks with a new curriculum embedded therein and reform of Maths and Science has been implemented as of September 2017 in all Cycle 1 schools in