All Stories

  1. A Quantitative Exploration of Reported Curriculum Dialogues Between Secondary Teachers in Wales at a Time of Curriculum Reform
  2. How Faith in the Nexus research captured children's spiritual oracy, advanced theory, and informed education and church policy and practice
  3. Making sense of big questions that require multiple subjects: preliminary theorisation of an integrative philosophy of knowledge and empirical indications of a lack of subject connection within school curricula
  4. Multimodal classroom interaction analysis using video-based methods of the pedagogical tactic of (un)grouping
  5. Teachers' perspectives on the relationship between secondary school departments of science and religious education: Independence or mutual enrichment?
  6. Science religion encounters, epistemic trespass, neighbourliness and overlapping domains: theorisation and quantitative evidence of extent
  7. Prioritising a Sense of Belonging Within the Rural Nexus: An Empirical Study of Five Rural Church Primary Schools
  8. Pupil-centred spiritual leadership: an empirical study of thirteen church primary school headteachers in England
  9. Paying Attention to the Spiritual Flourishing of Young Children in Church Toddler Groups: A Scoping Study Evaluating the Feasibility of a Research Study in This Context
  10. Science and RE teachers' perspectives on the purpose of RE on the secondary school curriculum in England
  11. Understanding and explaining pedagogical problem solving: a video-based grounded theory study of classroom pedagogy
  12. Debating history education
  13. Introduction
  14. Exploring teacher voice
  15. Conclusions
  16. Collaboration, textbooks and technology 1985 to 2011
  17. Enacting policies beyond the National Curriculum 1991 to 2011
  18. Freedom and choice 1985 to 1990
  19. The historical and global context
  20. Enacting the National Curriculum 1991 to 2011
  21. Teaching History in a Neoliberal Age
  22. Experiencing the history National Curriculum 1991–2011: voices of veteran teachers