This study is related to how do teachers make sense in new curriculum policy while they enact it in their classroom. Seven primary school teachers participated in the research. This study used the methods of analysing the documents related to the curriculum policy, interviewing the teachers who enacted the new curriculum and observing how teachers enacted the policy in their classrooms. It was found that teachers’ perception of their achievement to make sense to the policy, organizational and social supports to the teachers and their beliefs related to their students and profession are important for policy enactment in their classrooms
Medical education in Myanmar is in the era of reform. Its medical schools’ curriculum is under trans...
The study seeks to understand and analyse the pedagogical changes and its implementation process in ...
The study seeks to understand and analyse the pedagogical changes and its implementation process in ...
This paper examines how a new policy was enacted by teachers with different working conditions in In...
The purpose of this study was to investigate how policy intentions of the curriculum were received a...
Over previous years, Myanmar has made significant efforts to improve the quality and equity of its e...
There is a national concern in Papua New Guinea (PNG) about re-construction of social systems becaus...
This paper presents a study on how teachers with different working conditions respond to the charact...
There is a lack of understanding regarding how sensemaking could be incorporated into a professional...
When adopting a top-down approach to policy planning and implementation, the positioning of teachers...
The success or otherwise of mandated curriculum reform policy has been widely discussed within the l...
This study explores the curriculum impact on the work of teachers in Indonesia and highlights tensio...
A play-based curriculum, one of the effective ways of promoting young childrenʼs development, was in...
This study investigates teacher participation in national curriculum development in Myanmar. The pur...
The study investigated the policymakers` perspectives and English teachers` perceptions and interpre...
Medical education in Myanmar is in the era of reform. Its medical schools’ curriculum is under trans...
The study seeks to understand and analyse the pedagogical changes and its implementation process in ...
The study seeks to understand and analyse the pedagogical changes and its implementation process in ...
This paper examines how a new policy was enacted by teachers with different working conditions in In...
The purpose of this study was to investigate how policy intentions of the curriculum were received a...
Over previous years, Myanmar has made significant efforts to improve the quality and equity of its e...
There is a national concern in Papua New Guinea (PNG) about re-construction of social systems becaus...
This paper presents a study on how teachers with different working conditions respond to the charact...
There is a lack of understanding regarding how sensemaking could be incorporated into a professional...
When adopting a top-down approach to policy planning and implementation, the positioning of teachers...
The success or otherwise of mandated curriculum reform policy has been widely discussed within the l...
This study explores the curriculum impact on the work of teachers in Indonesia and highlights tensio...
A play-based curriculum, one of the effective ways of promoting young childrenʼs development, was in...
This study investigates teacher participation in national curriculum development in Myanmar. The pur...
The study investigated the policymakers` perspectives and English teachers` perceptions and interpre...
Medical education in Myanmar is in the era of reform. Its medical schools’ curriculum is under trans...
The study seeks to understand and analyse the pedagogical changes and its implementation process in ...
The study seeks to understand and analyse the pedagogical changes and its implementation process in ...