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2 Mar 2015: Challenges faced by school leaders. Aspects of the colonial legacy contribute to the array of challenges faced by school leaders, challenges that are economic and cultural. ... Post-colonial practices and the reliance on external donor agencies are

7 Jul 2015: special ‘transition’ year whereby the curriculum and teaching was modeled on best primary practice. ... of curriculum continuity by introducing bridging units. These small scale projects, mainly in English,.

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

9 Feb 2015: series organised by a planning committee that includes colleagues from Education International (the global federation of teacher organisations), the Organisation for Economic Co-‐operation and Development’s Centre for Educational Research

1 Apr 2015: Journal of Race, Ethnicity and Education, 2003, ‘Considering Diversity, Change and Intervention: how the higher education curriculum looked in on itself ‘Journal of Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning’2012). ... She manages a staff

1 Apr 2015: Allowing GPs to use drawings and conceptual mapping of their professional everyday life, I facilitated the construction of the national postgraduate curriculum for the education of general practitioners in Denmark. ... I was responsible for the UK

1 Apr 2015: We drew on Indigenous, critical curriculum and feminist perspectives for the purpose of sharing successful and failed intercultural approaches to schooling; infusing new thinking and values into our teaching and learning;

1 Apr 2015: emerged as an effective pedagogical strategy with benefits beyond the integration of community service into the academic curriculum (Cho, 2006; Robinson & Meyer, 2012). ... Australian Journal of Indigenous Education, 32, 29-‐40. Molnar, M. (2010). Arts-

1 Apr 2015: Internationalising the curriculum alongside creative approaches to music education in universities are also areas of interest.

1 Apr 2015: We will draw on indigenous, critical curriculum and feminist perspectives for the purpose of:. •

1 Apr 2015: Engagement in a field is both competitive and strategic, with agents using a range of strategies to accumulate social, economic, cultural or symbolic capital. ... The class fractions vary because of the amount of economic capital and symbolic capital

1 Apr 2015: They are:. Liora Bresler Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of Education, Curriculum & Instruction, USA.

19 Mar 2015: Curriculum Framework designed by Ministry Modules Teaching hours. 1 General management theory 6. ... 6 School administra:on 30. 7 Curriculum planning 40. 8 Organiza:on of school reforms 16.

1 Apr 2015: He has appeared on BBC News24, BBC Radio 4 and Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and his work has been profiled in BusinessWeek, BBC World Service, The Economic Times, The Economist, The Financial Times,

13 Aug 2015: Thanks to funding from the Economic and Social Research Council, we have been able to invest in new tools and resources to support these connections. ... LfL Travels, a project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, has highlighted just how

1 Apr 2015: My research focuses the role of schools, and in particular secondary mathematics education, in reinforcing or challenging socio-economic, ethnic, and gender inequalities in New Zealand.

1 Apr 2015: The story I wrote built on two lines from a school inspection report when the inspector asked of children learning in a wooded area during part of their curriculum called ‘Forest

1 Apr 2015: At this university her work includes research, performances, developing curriculum, writing new courses, and teaching at multiple levels.

26 Feb 2015: Acceptance of change. Cultural lag. Language of instruction. Curriculum Teaching and learning School Governance Code of conduct. ... Canes were also used for maths, seen as most important subject in the curriculum.