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Read a collection of research articles on the subject of ITE, published Open Access in the Wales Journal of Education.
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Read a collection of research articles on the subject of ITE, published Open Access in the Wales Journal of Education.
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‘Who taught you?’: A currere exploration
by Susan Chapman
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‘Who taught you?’: A currere exploration
by Susan Chapman
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Resilience training to support teachers on a post-compulsory education and training programme
by Julian Ayres
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Resilience training to support teachers on a post-compulsory education and training programme
by Julian Ayres
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Tom Crick talks to Elin Arfon and Glesni Owen about their article, which seeks to understand the factors influencing learner perspectives on studying languages at GCSE other than Welsh and English.
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Tom Crick talks to Elin Arfon and Glesni Owen about their article, which seeks to understand the factors influencing learner perspectives on studying languages at GCSE other than Welsh and English.
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Read a collection of research articles on the Curriculum for Wales, published Open Access in the Wales Journal of Education.
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Read a collection of research articles on the Curriculum for Wales, published Open Access in the Wales Journal of Education.
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An Exploration of the Potential Link Between Attendance and Inclusivity in Education and the Impact on Children and Young People with ALN: A Parental Perspective
by Hayley Thomas
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An Exploration of the Potential Link Between Attendance and Inclusivity in Education and the Impact on Children and Young People with ALN: A Parental Perspective
by Hayley Thomas
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This WJE article uses currere to examine shifting learning landscapes, with insights from the Wales Collaborative for Learning Design.
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This WJE article uses currere to examine shifting learning landscapes, with insights from the Wales Collaborative for Learning Design.
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A Critical Evaluation of Writing Instruction and Leadership Strategies to Transform English Education: A Case Study
by Catherine Louise Clements
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A Critical Evaluation of Writing Instruction and Leadership Strategies to Transform English Education: A Case Study
by Catherine Louise Clements
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This study critically explores the pedagogical and policy rationales underpinning grouping practices and their implications for equity and educational outcomes.
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This study critically explores the pedagogical and policy rationales underpinning grouping practices and their implications for equity and educational outcomes.
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How does education shape a nation's identity?
This piece looks at how Curriculum for Wales, grounded in the Welsh idea of cynefin—a deep connection to place and culture—is redefining teaching as a powerful act of national belonging.
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How does education shape a nation's identity?
This piece looks at how Curriculum for Wales, grounded in the Welsh idea of cynefin—a deep connection to place and culture—is redefining teaching as a powerful act of national belonging.
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Using currere to consider past and future landscapes of technology use in learning and teaching: a view from the Wales Collaborative for Learning Design (WCLD)
by Sammy Chapman et al.
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Using currere to consider past and future landscapes of technology use in learning and teaching: a view from the Wales Collaborative for Learning Design (WCLD)
by Sammy Chapman et al.
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From Cynefin to Cymru and beyond – debating the Curriculum for Wales and locating nation
by Andrew James Davies (Swansea University)
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From Cynefin to Cymru and beyond – debating the Curriculum for Wales and locating nation
by Andrew James Davies (Swansea University)
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From Cynefin to Cymru and beyond – debating the Curriculum for Wales and locating nation
by Andrew James Davies (Swansea University)
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Exploring Classroom Grouping Practices in Wales
by Charlotte Wanda Greenway (UWTSD), Carmel Conn (USW), Cathryn Knight (University of Bristol), David Vittle Thomas (Swansea University), Lisa Formby (Wrexham University)
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Exploring Classroom Grouping Practices in Wales
by Charlotte Wanda Greenway (UWTSD), Carmel Conn (USW), Cathryn Knight (University of Bristol), David Vittle Thomas (Swansea University), Lisa Formby (Wrexham University)
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Where is the ‘New’? Teachers’ perceptions of the opportunities and challenges for the Expressive Arts AoLE in the Curriculum for Wales (2022)
by Merris Griffiths, Eve Oliver, Chaminda Hewage, Kate North, Jon Pigott
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Where is the ‘New’? Teachers’ perceptions of the opportunities and challenges for the Expressive Arts AoLE in the Curriculum for Wales (2022)
by Merris Griffiths, Eve Oliver, Chaminda Hewage, Kate North, Jon Pigott
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Languages Connect Us: An Investigation into Learner Perspectives on International Languages in Secondary Schools in Wales
by Elin Arfon, Claire Gorrara, Lucy Jenkins, Glesni Owen
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Languages Connect Us: An Investigation into Learner Perspectives on International Languages in Secondary Schools in Wales
by Elin Arfon, Claire Gorrara, Lucy Jenkins, Glesni Owen
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Wales Journal of Education • Volume 27 • Issue 1
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Wales Journal of Education • Volume 27 • Issue 1
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This study examines how spelling strategies, metacognition, and self-belief, shape children’s spelling success.
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This study examines how spelling strategies, metacognition, and self-belief, shape children’s spelling success.
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This article in the Focus on Practice collection reveals real voices and unseen challenges behind rising workloads—a must-read for policymakers, unions, and wellbeing advocates.
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This article in the Focus on Practice collection reveals real voices and unseen challenges behind rising workloads—a must-read for policymakers, unions, and wellbeing advocates.
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Developments in inclusive education and additional learning needs in Wales
by Carmel Conn (University of South Wales), Megan Hicks (Aberystwyth University), David Vittle Thomas (Swansea University)
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Developments in inclusive education and additional learning needs in Wales
by Carmel Conn (University of South Wales), Megan Hicks (Aberystwyth University), David Vittle Thomas (Swansea University)
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Discover how Welsh teachers are using immersive tech in classrooms—what works, what doesn’t, and what’s next for digital learning.
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Discover how Welsh teachers are using immersive tech in classrooms—what works, what doesn’t, and what’s next for digital learning.
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Reconceptualising Curriculum in a new era of Welsh Education
by Kevin Smith (Cardiff University)
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Reconceptualising Curriculum in a new era of Welsh Education
by Kevin Smith (Cardiff University)
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This study explores the 'Enquiry on a Page' model—its strengths, gaps, and implications for future policy and practice.
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This study explores the 'Enquiry on a Page' model—its strengths, gaps, and implications for future policy and practice.
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#TeacherAgency #EnquiryBasedLearning #WJE