This article will discuss a recent collaborative initiative between the University of Lincoln School of History and Heritage and the Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance. This project, entitled ‘Decolonising history: sharing research and approaches with schools’ was funded by a PEARL grant (Public engagement for all with research at Lincoln) from the University and ran from March 2020 to December 2021. As a result of this work, substantial changes in the KS3 curriculum has been undertaken across the four participating schools as well as a notable increase in teacher confidence and excitement in engaging with these more challenging and unfamiliar topics. Lincolnshire schools have a significant proportion of white, working class pupils which...
The past academic year, the University of Lincoln has been undertaking HEA funded research into the ...
Governments and educational institutions are increasingly recognising the importance of collaboratio...
Despite the rhetoric of successive governments in England to engage all students with their learning...
This article will discuss a recent collaborative initiative between the University of Lincoln School...
This study aimed to build on existing Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) partnerships with sec...
Collaboration is key to an effective history classroom. Discussion, peer work and learner engagement...
Collaboration with schools represents an important way to engage young learners with the practical u...
The abrupt closure of schools, colleges and universities due to the global pandemic of Covid-19 led ...
This introductory article will provide an overview of a state funded project to develop a collaborat...
‘Building effective school-university partnerships for a quality teacher workforce: A Victoria...
This case study examines a continuing student-staff work-in-partnership project to decolonise the cu...
This research project aims to illustrate the journey of school partnerships between primary schools ...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine how government policy has encouraged universities ...
In this paper we describe a research-practice partnership between the Woolf Fisher Research Centre a...
In this paper we describe a research-practice partnership between the Woolf Fisher Research Centre a...
The past academic year, the University of Lincoln has been undertaking HEA funded research into the ...
Governments and educational institutions are increasingly recognising the importance of collaboratio...
Despite the rhetoric of successive governments in England to engage all students with their learning...
This article will discuss a recent collaborative initiative between the University of Lincoln School...
This study aimed to build on existing Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) partnerships with sec...
Collaboration is key to an effective history classroom. Discussion, peer work and learner engagement...
Collaboration with schools represents an important way to engage young learners with the practical u...
The abrupt closure of schools, colleges and universities due to the global pandemic of Covid-19 led ...
This introductory article will provide an overview of a state funded project to develop a collaborat...
‘Building effective school-university partnerships for a quality teacher workforce: A Victoria...
This case study examines a continuing student-staff work-in-partnership project to decolonise the cu...
This research project aims to illustrate the journey of school partnerships between primary schools ...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine how government policy has encouraged universities ...
In this paper we describe a research-practice partnership between the Woolf Fisher Research Centre a...
In this paper we describe a research-practice partnership between the Woolf Fisher Research Centre a...
The past academic year, the University of Lincoln has been undertaking HEA funded research into the ...
Governments and educational institutions are increasingly recognising the importance of collaboratio...
Despite the rhetoric of successive governments in England to engage all students with their learning...