All Stories

  1. Collaborative identity development during a global pandemic: exploring teacher identity through the experiences of pre-service high school teachers in England
  2. The “problem” of teacher quality: exploring challenges and opportunities in developing teacher quality during the Covid-19 global pandemic in England
  3. “Death by PEEL?” The teaching of writing in the secondary English classroom in England
  4. Assessing English: A Comparison between Canada and England’s Assessment Procedures
  5. English and Its Teachers
  6. W(h)ither the radicals?
  7. English Teachers in a Postwar Democracy: Emerging Choice in London Schools 1945‐1965
  8. A Methodological Conundrum: Comparing Schools in Scotland and England
  9. Literacy on the Left: Reform and Revolution
  10. The Aims of English Teaching: A View from History
  11. A Tale of Two Conferences: L.A.T.E., Two Key Moments in the Development of ‘London' English and the Questions that Still Need Asking
  12. ‘The fun we had and the way we went about it’: Is now the time to learn lessons from L.A.T.E.’s past?
  13. Back to the future? A case study in changing curriculum and assessment: The story of the London Association for the Teaching of English’s alternative ‘O’ Level English Language paper
  14. ‘To know the world of the school and change it’ An Exploration of Harold Rosen's Contribution to the Early Work of the London Association for the Teaching of English
  15. How L.A.T.E. it was, how L.A.T.E.
  16. Transformations in learning and teaching through Initial Teacher Education