BERA Conference 2014 Abstracts – Main Conference Parallel Session 6
Spotlight Session
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British Journal of Educational Technology (BJET) Symposia | |
6.01 |
Arts Based Educational Research Art for art’s sake? ‘Seeing’ and theorising learning in the arts |
241 The signature pedagogies of artists working with teachers: what can film allow us to ‘see’ and ‘show’? 242 Orchestrated pedagogies 243 Understanding the experience of live art |
6.02 |
Comparative and International Education Intercultural and international education |
791 Creating a space for addressing cultural dissonance in the higher education classroom: a case study of students cultural interactions on joint Masters programmes 575 Looking into the Cross-national Joint Construction of History Teaching Materials from Taiwanese Perspectives: A Case Study of the Collaborative Project of ‘A History to Open the Future’ between China, Japan and Korea |
6.03 |
Curriculum, Assessment and Pedagogy Assessment and measurement: looking back – looking forward |
518 Understanding and Developing Pupil Feedback using Principles of Communicative Action 902 Measuring the normal: Exploring the genesis of the psychological gaze in port war education to problematise 358 ‘Towards a new theory of assessment: enabling assessment’ 975 Emotions, a sociocultural approach 381 A teacher assessment for learning (AfL) competency framework: Development and Application |
6.04 |
Curriculum, Assessment and Pedagogy Curriculum, assesment and pedagogy – implications for STEM |
252 Teacher Assessment in Primary Science (TAPS): the first year 993 Some dialogic mechanisms behind conceptual development in mathematics 801 Teachers’ responses to the introduction of grading and national testing in Sweden |
6.05 |
Early Childhood ECR Early Childhood Papers – Learning, interaction and environments: policy and practice |
008 Relationships between Parental Scaffolding, Children’s Motivational Resources and Self-Regulated Learning in Chinese Pre-school Children 327 The Aims of Early Years Outdoor Education in England: a Conceptual and Empirical Investigation 367 Learning through play in kindergarten classrooms: Chinese teachers’ interpretation 338 ‘A New Direction’: The changing face of English Early Childhood Education and Care Policy |
6.06 |
Educational Effectiveness and Improvement Leading improving schools and collaborative CPD |
620 Leading with values: Improving schools in one English county 423 ‘We’re learning at the same time’: The impact of joint CPD |
6.07 |
Educational Effectiveness and Improvement Improving effectiveness in maths and literacy |
732 The Effect of Diagnostic Assessments on Student Achievement: Evidence from the U.S. 392 Introducing Reading Quest: Evaluating a modified version of Reading Recovery 193 Improving teaching effectiveness through observation in professional learning teams 841 The effectiveness of mathematics teaching: A Cross-national investigation in primary schools in England and China |
6.08 |
Educational Research and Educational Policy Making Pupil achievement, curriculum and structures |
724 Education through citizenship? The impact of extra-curricular civic activities at school on civic engagement in adulthood 156 Does streaming have an impact on attainment at Key Stage 1 in the primary school? |
6.09 |
Educational Research and Educational Policy Making Doing educational policy research (3): Exploring questions and identity |
541 Turbulence within: fluidity and identity in critical policy research 545 Promoting researcher well-being: inside, outside and somewhere in between 553 ‘Legal alien’ identity: researching ‘the other’ from within |
6.10 |
Higher Education New forms of professional training and the impact on higher education institutes and professional development: Gloomy foregrounds and democratic horizons |
741 The impact of new forms of professional training on long-term teacher educators 742 Social Work is Dead – Long Live Social Work 743 Educating for a disappearing profession? The case of youth and community work 745 Re-negotiating the Role of HEIs in Knowledge Exchange for Evidence-based Teaching |
6.11 |
Higher Education Recent developments in teaching and learning in higher education |
223 What’s new(s) about MOOCs? The discursive construction of digital higher education 960 Making Sense of Internationalisation Policy in Colombian Higher Education: ‘How things are, how things could be’ 831 Student experiences at the University of Sheffield |
6.12 |
Higher Education Investigating employability: Student and employer perspectives |
790 The employment trajectories of Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics STEM graduates 692 Employability and Education Studies: Emerging findings from a student-lecturer collaborative research project |
6.13 |
Inclusive Education ECR Inclusive Education Papers – Supporting the inclusion of students identified with learning difficulties |
690 Student voices, visual methods and vulnerability: young people with autism in transition 718 Labelling the students as ‘gifted’: Does it really matter? 714 Exploring South Asian Maternal Perspectives and Understanding of their Child’s Disability: Insights from a UK Based Study |
6.14 |
Inclusive Education Understanding inclusive approaches to language and literacy |
696 Investigating the use of text-to-speech software for children with literacy difficulties 881 Exploring epistemic climates in inclusive learning environments: dialogic literary gatherings in English and Spanish primary schools 597 Superheroes, innocent characters, good boys and girls…Images of diversity in fairy tales |
6.15 |
Leadership and Management in Education Influential elements in shaping leadership processes |
968 Deciphering Culture in an Evening Vocational School of Greece: A Case Study 942 Can we, as a leaders in Children’s Services, create a Learning Organisation culture as a means of transformational change? 557 How do we generate our living theories of caring in the restructuring of a Carer’s Centre? 713 The role of the physical environment in enacting school change |
6.16 |
Mathematics Education Primary mathematics education |
666 Designing interactive respresentations for learning fractions 699 Learning to Teahc Primary Level Mathematics: Research Evidence from the IEA TEDS-M International Study 762 Context in Mathematics examination questions |
6.17 |
New Technologies in Education The use and evaluation of iPads and mobile computing |
365 The use of iPads in learning and teaching in some South Australian schools 863 An Evaluation of iPad Implementation across a network of Primary Schools in Cardiff |
6.18 |
Philosophy of Education Educational Practice |
044 The democratic curriculum: concept and practice 147 Connections and abstractions: three philosophical perspectives on school curriculum 513 Teaching and Learning Discourse: a Species Apart? |
6.19 |
Physical Education and Sports Pedagogy Pedagogy in PESP |
037 Towards a pedagogical model for working with girls in physical education: an activist approach 440 A Swedish didactics of physical education tradition – what could that be? |
6.20 |
Post-Compulsory and Lifelong Learning Teaching and learning with and from others: The importance of both learning cultures and occupational contexts for developing vocational pedagogical expertise in post compulsory education and training |
389 It makes me a better teacher: A network analysis of the link between teachers’ development of occupational expertise and their improved pedagogic practice 393 Maximising Vocational Teachers’ Learning from Practice: the mediating role of artefacts and the significance of context in the observation of teaching 452 Learning and teaching in practice: a case study of a knowledge-intensive workplace |
6.21 |
Practitioner Research Researching from a HE perspective |
828 Practitioner focused masters programmes: which research methods and modes of analysis should be taught and why? 572 Research Partnerships: an exploration of the impact of varying types of engagement between school and university partners 187 ‘Flipping’ the postgraduate classroom – supporting the student experience |
6.22 |
Religious and Moral Education Narratives and religious and moral education |
922 Christianity and RE Story Texts: the case of Genre Convergence 488 The ebbing tide of human rights education in English school policy: an analysis of the changing curriculum and changing moral commitments within statutory documentation 609 ‘If someone gave you £1 million today, what would you do with it?’ Children’s voices |
6.23 |
Research Methodology in Education Power, pedagogy and participation: ethics and pragmatics in research with young people |
201 The Researcher-Teacher: Teaching research to research teaching 202 Using participatory pedagogical tools to build children and young people’s capacity to engage actively with educational research 238 Young people and educational research for education program development |
6.24 |
Sexualities Sexualities and schooling |
484 Researching perceptions of childhood sexuality: Using vignettes in interviews with teachers, counsellors, parents and young children 340 The effectiveness of policies, practices and strategies used to meet the needs of pupil’s sexualities |
6.25 |
Social Justice Diversity, integration and achievement in schools |
455 Models for Integrating Minority Students: Success Stories from Nordic Schools 495 Representing the ‘achievement gap’ in New Zealand and the UK 660 The ‘Lost Generation’: Access of Syrian Refugee Children to Quality Education in Lebanon 476 Social mix, Social class and ethnic diversity: a study of children’s friendships and achool friendship policy |
6.26 |
Social Justice Tackling social inequality in schools |
573 Compassion as Capital: An exploration of social justice and privilege in advantaged and disadvantaged schools 451 Shaping Socially Just Teachers 273 Teachers’ pedagogic work and social justice at the extremes of education advantages and disadvantages 910 Reflections on a model of fair access: findings from an evaluation of the pilot phase of the Villiers Park Scholars Scheme |
6.27 |
Social Theory and Education Theorising educational reproduction |
736 Student Assessment in Higher Education: Rationalities, Practices, Subjects (Cross-cultural Study of the University of Glasgow and Tallinn University) 022 Risking Intelligibility: truth, refusal and the politics of teaching |
6.28 |
Teacher Education and Development Teacher professional learning: environment and design |
880 Cultural dynamics of teacher education programme design and enactment: dilemmas in developing ‘good’ teaching 786 The effectiveness of professional learning environments in primary and secondary contexts in England 245 The impact of including school leaders as participants in teacher professional learning programs |
6.29 |
Youth Studies Youth transitions, spectral constructions and contestations |
396 Spectacle and Spectrality in the Subjective Constructions of High School Youth in a South African city 206 From anecdote to CHAT: capturing the ‘evidence’ in youth work practice 203 Youth Entry and Progression in the British Labour Market 543 Better placed in labour market talking with outside speakers coming to school? A longitudinal analysis of the transition of young people to early adulthood |