In May 2005, the Scottish Centre for Language Teaching and Research (SCILT) undertook a government-funded nationwide survey of approximately 1500 pupils in the S3 cohort of Scottish secondary schools. Pupils in 47 randomly selected Scottish secondary schools completed a questionnaire that explored their career aspirations and how these related to their views on language learning. The responses of S3 pupils are significant because the government's educational policy A Curriculum for Excellence is proposing to give pupils in this year group the opportunity to have a greater say in their subject choices. The findings provide useful indicators for government officials, head teachers, careers advisers and language teachers in Scottish secondary ...
This thesis explores four aspects of the teaching of Spanish in primary and secondary schools in Sco...
The research in this thesis focuses on issues surrounding modern language provision within Scottish ...
This paper examines the putative narrowing of the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence in the senior s...
In May 2005, the Scottish Centre for Language Teaching and Research (SCILT) undertook a government-f...
This article considers the attitudes of pupils aged 9–11 years in Scotland towards their learning of...
For many years individual primary school teachers have no doubt sought to provide their pupils with ...
This paper, which forms part of an ongoing PhD study, attempts a summary overview of research on pup...
Whilst learning an additional language throughout compulsory schooling is increasingly the norm acro...
Scotland attempts to dispel the hegemonic identity of a ‘monolingual country’. The aim of this paper...
Motivation is one of the most significant predictors of success in foreign language learning. While ...
Paper focusing on the Modern Languages in the Primary School (MLPS) project. Teachers have reached a...
Despite increasing evidence of the UK language learning crisis, and the social divide between those ...
Literacy matters for Scotland’s prosperity. This paper explains why. It identifies some current issu...
This book results from The Creative Learning and Student's Perspectives (CLASP) research project whi...
Nicky Souter examines a positive change in the scientific capability of primary teachers and trainee...
This thesis explores four aspects of the teaching of Spanish in primary and secondary schools in Sco...
The research in this thesis focuses on issues surrounding modern language provision within Scottish ...
This paper examines the putative narrowing of the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence in the senior s...
In May 2005, the Scottish Centre for Language Teaching and Research (SCILT) undertook a government-f...
This article considers the attitudes of pupils aged 9–11 years in Scotland towards their learning of...
For many years individual primary school teachers have no doubt sought to provide their pupils with ...
This paper, which forms part of an ongoing PhD study, attempts a summary overview of research on pup...
Whilst learning an additional language throughout compulsory schooling is increasingly the norm acro...
Scotland attempts to dispel the hegemonic identity of a ‘monolingual country’. The aim of this paper...
Motivation is one of the most significant predictors of success in foreign language learning. While ...
Paper focusing on the Modern Languages in the Primary School (MLPS) project. Teachers have reached a...
Despite increasing evidence of the UK language learning crisis, and the social divide between those ...
Literacy matters for Scotland’s prosperity. This paper explains why. It identifies some current issu...
This book results from The Creative Learning and Student's Perspectives (CLASP) research project whi...
Nicky Souter examines a positive change in the scientific capability of primary teachers and trainee...
This thesis explores four aspects of the teaching of Spanish in primary and secondary schools in Sco...
The research in this thesis focuses on issues surrounding modern language provision within Scottish ...
This paper examines the putative narrowing of the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence in the senior s...