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In this blog post I explain the struggle to have one word – cynefin – accepted into the Curriculum for Wales. I was lucky enough to be involved in writing the new curriculum and, as a former...
Continue reading blog postWales is a small country that is distinctive in its landscape, culture and language. This gives the notion of place a particular resonance in Wales and reinforces the significance of local...
Cynefin can be interpreted in many ways. This blog post explores our understanding of cynefin as permeating across government policy, national institutions and local communities, filtering through...
Continue reading blog postWhen considered in conjunction with a long-standing commitment to children’s rights by the Welsh Government, the development of the Curriculum for Wales (CfW) may be a perfect opportunity for...
Continue reading blog postThis writing retreat createed a productive environment for participants to write. There were quiet spaces to write, with short spaces to share tips and tools, to overcome writing blocks, and to...
Wales is in a time of unprecedented curriculum reform. In September 2022 Wales started the roll-out of their reformed Curriculum for Wales (CfW). This purpose-led curriculum is designed to be...
Continue reading blog postDavid Egan is Professor of Education at Cardiff Metropolitan University. For 13 years at the start of his career he was a teacher and school leader in two highly disadvantaged schools in the South...
Sunday 8 September 2024 Pre-Conference Workshops 08:00 – 17:30 BERA/WERA Pre-Conference and Conference Registration 08:30 – 12:30 Successful Academic Publishing: A...
Dr Michelle Brinn is a lecturer in the Early Childhood Studies and Education Studies at Swansea University. She is Programme Director for the Professional Doctorate in Education and has worked as...
Following Covid-19's acute phase, educational researchers/practitioners have been forced to reconsider their work, cultures, and institutions in relation to crisis, including in the entangled...
In Turkey, mathematics and science questions make up the bulk of national standardised examinations at the end of lower and upper secondary education, and teaching practices are largely influenced...
Continue reading blog postDr Jacky Tyrie is a senior lecturer in Early Childhood Studies at Swansea University. Her teaching focuses on children’s rights and the early years from a sociological and geographical...
