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People in the Faculty. People in the Faculty. ... People in the Faculty. The Profiles in this area of the site show the research interests and teaching activities of staff at the Faculty.

Image: Faculty of Education. Study challenges the “one great teacher” narrative of education. Image: Credit: Kumi Media/CAMFED. New research shows mentors delivering a life skills programme have become agents of change. Image: Paul Hanaoka |

People. People. People. People at the Rudd Centre. Rudd Centre Staff.

The core ERI team are the people directly employed to work on Education Reform and Innovation. ... Other team members are key people, mostly other Faculty of Education academics, that join us for specific projects.

People. People. People. Executive Committee.

People. People. People. Staff members and Associates of the group are listed below.

Links. Links. Links. ChiPE Menu. Our Address. 184 Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 8PQ, UK. 44 (0)1223 767600. 2024 University of Cambridge.

CIAN. CIAN. CIAN. The CIAN network aims to promote, connect and enable the advancement of intercultural arts practice, research and policy and the reframing of intercultural creativies in education. The BIIB ebook is an exciting initiative which

CEDiR: Cambridge Educational Dialogue Research. CEDiR: Cambridge Educational Dialogue Research. CEDiR: Cambridge Educational Dialogue Research. Developing Dialogic Education Theory, Methodology and Practice. The Faculty of Education has a history of

LfLTravels. LfLTravels. LfLTravels. We are committed to sharing Leadership for Learning work as broadly and deeply as possible in order to achieve maximum impact for children and their educators and families around the world. With the support of

Impact. Impact. Impact. innovative education reform. Informing Systemic Education Reform in Kazakhstan. improving learning. Improving student learning through dialogue in the classroom. research-informed model for primary school education. Evidence,

Secondary PGCE. Secondary PGCE. Secondary PGCE. The PGCE at Cambridge is second to none! An inspirational course that both challenges and develops your skills as a teacher. It's one of most fantastic years of your life and prepares you for the joys

and Gogan, M. 2019. Ksar Said: Building Tunisian young people's critical engagement with their heritage. ... Gogan, M. 2019. Ksar es Said: Building Tunisian young people's engagement with their heritage.

News Archive. News Archive. News Archive. Media. ARCHIVE: This material is no longer maintained and should be viewed for reference only. News Archive. Note: All links within the archive are held for posterity and may no longer be up to date. Our

A Good Educational Read. A Good Educational Read. A Good Educational Read. An LfL Seminar Series. LfL hosts a series of Good Educational Read Seminars, where we invite distinguished colleagues to look back on their careers in education and select

With General Teaching Council. The Influence and Participation of Children and Young People in their Learning (IPiL) project. ... It concludes that the Learning to Lead study provides grounds for claiming that student leadership has enormous potential to

Contact Us. Faculty Staff Contact List. Faculty Staff Contact List. Who are you looking for? MAB. G02. 7 67524. aa483@cam.ac.uk. MAB. 212. 67613. fa287@cam.ac.uk. MAB. 223. 7 67576. jha32@cam.ac.uk. Alexander, Hazel. DMB. Library. 7 67700.

The enhancement of effective teaching and learning in dialogic learning environments lays the foundations for providing people with more and better skills and competences.

Research questions. Research questions. Research questions. The ChiPE project aims to explore children’s, teachers’ and families’ beliefs about knowledge and knowing in the school context in order to promote effective learning and teaching. In

Research. Research. Research. Teacher research workshops are taking place in the Faculty of Education between September 2013 and May 2014. Further research and development work will take place in each school, focusing on priorities for implementing