Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) initial teacher education (ITE) is under active development, with its content, location, control and quality often the focuses of sustained debate. Statutory and professional requirements for the sector inevitably reflect differing assumptions about teaching, teacher knowledge and governance. In exploring ITE across the four jurisdictions, this paper reviews policies and practices through two major focuses: first, the relationships between the declared teacher standards (competencies/competences) and research-informed teacher education provision; second, the ‘turn or (re)turn to the practical’ in teacher education, including policy declarati...
As globalisation intensifies and economies struggle to address ‘austerity’, educational reform conti...
Perceptions vary between researchers and the British government as to the adequacy of initial teache...
This paper offers an analysis of the current state of teacher education research in the United Kingd...
Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) ...
Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) ...
Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) ...
Why is teacher education policy significant - politically, sociologically and educationally? While t...
There is an apparent contradiction between the widespread moves towards a uniform and instrumentalis...
The accreditation criteria for the new ITE programmes in Wales include the requirement that Newly Qu...
Since 1990 Initial Teacher Education (ITE) in New Zealand has undergone significant change following...
Menter et al. (2010a) characterise UK teacher education research as facing a number of issues includ...
In RI 154, Cat Scutt highlighted her perspective that ‘evidence-engagement has, arguably, gone mains...
Stenhouse’s image of the teaching profession as a ‘village’ could be interpreted as a parochial and ...
This paper explores the role of teacher educators in schools and universities in England and the cha...
The Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) undertaken for the BERA Close-to-Practice (CtP) report of 2018 h...
As globalisation intensifies and economies struggle to address ‘austerity’, educational reform conti...
Perceptions vary between researchers and the British government as to the adequacy of initial teache...
This paper offers an analysis of the current state of teacher education research in the United Kingd...
Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) ...
Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) ...
Across the four jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) ...
Why is teacher education policy significant - politically, sociologically and educationally? While t...
There is an apparent contradiction between the widespread moves towards a uniform and instrumentalis...
The accreditation criteria for the new ITE programmes in Wales include the requirement that Newly Qu...
Since 1990 Initial Teacher Education (ITE) in New Zealand has undergone significant change following...
Menter et al. (2010a) characterise UK teacher education research as facing a number of issues includ...
In RI 154, Cat Scutt highlighted her perspective that ‘evidence-engagement has, arguably, gone mains...
Stenhouse’s image of the teaching profession as a ‘village’ could be interpreted as a parochial and ...
This paper explores the role of teacher educators in schools and universities in England and the cha...
The Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) undertaken for the BERA Close-to-Practice (CtP) report of 2018 h...
As globalisation intensifies and economies struggle to address ‘austerity’, educational reform conti...
Perceptions vary between researchers and the British government as to the adequacy of initial teache...
This paper offers an analysis of the current state of teacher education research in the United Kingd...