The case studies show insight into the extent that there is a shared understanding between schools, students and staff members in some of England’s oldest providers of teacher education in England. Is there something particular about that provision? Could it be described as distinctively, implicitly or explicitly Christian? Is there a sense of shared thinking about the answers to these questions in the provision of teacher education and the students, university tutors and school staff members who partner with these universities to educate the next generation of teachers? This document provides five answers to those questions. The answers are snapshots of the perception of teacher education at these universities, at a time when teacher educ...
The purpose of the thesis is to try to ascertain the state of Religious Education in some First Scho...
This publication builds on and develops the English findings of the qualitative study of European te...
The research goals of this report are: 1) How do RE teachers’ personal beliefs and worldv...
An investigation into [perceptions of] the features of Christian foundation universities’ Initial Te...
The NICER project, What really matters about teacher education at Cathedrals Group universities, sou...
Editorial There is often a relationship between Christian universities and colleges of higher educa...
The present study begins by distinguishing between three kinds of ‘faith schools’ (known as schools ...
This study begins by distinguishing between three kinds of ‘faith schools’ (known as schools with a ...
Christian universities operate with increasingly complex roles and functions when engaging with mult...
This study argues that it is the collective worldview of the students which is crucial in reflecting...
The new independent Christian schools developed by parents and evangelical churches in the United Ki...
This study argues that it is the collective worldview of the students which is crucial in reflecting...
This research is a longitudinal study, conducted in Catholic schools of Perth and its environs. From...
Disagreements about how Christianity should be taught in state-funded school RE have a long history....
In recent years concern has been expressed about lack of clarity in the published aims and purposes ...
The purpose of the thesis is to try to ascertain the state of Religious Education in some First Scho...
This publication builds on and develops the English findings of the qualitative study of European te...
The research goals of this report are: 1) How do RE teachers’ personal beliefs and worldv...
An investigation into [perceptions of] the features of Christian foundation universities’ Initial Te...
The NICER project, What really matters about teacher education at Cathedrals Group universities, sou...
Editorial There is often a relationship between Christian universities and colleges of higher educa...
The present study begins by distinguishing between three kinds of ‘faith schools’ (known as schools ...
This study begins by distinguishing between three kinds of ‘faith schools’ (known as schools with a ...
Christian universities operate with increasingly complex roles and functions when engaging with mult...
This study argues that it is the collective worldview of the students which is crucial in reflecting...
The new independent Christian schools developed by parents and evangelical churches in the United Ki...
This study argues that it is the collective worldview of the students which is crucial in reflecting...
This research is a longitudinal study, conducted in Catholic schools of Perth and its environs. From...
Disagreements about how Christianity should be taught in state-funded school RE have a long history....
In recent years concern has been expressed about lack of clarity in the published aims and purposes ...
The purpose of the thesis is to try to ascertain the state of Religious Education in some First Scho...
This publication builds on and develops the English findings of the qualitative study of European te...
The research goals of this report are: 1) How do RE teachers’ personal beliefs and worldv...