BERA Annual Conference 2022 – ECR Presentation Award
BERA aims to celebrate and promote the work of our Early Career Researcher Network. We presented a prize to the best Early Career researcher presentation at the conference. The top scoring...
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Sarah O’Neill, Mrs
PGR Research Student at Queen's University Belfast
Sarah O’Neill is a qualified languages teacher (CELTA, PGCE) and PhD research student in modern language education policy at Queen’s University Belfast. Her PhD is entitled: ‘Developing CLIL-informed Policy and Practice in Language Education’. She has taught English, French and German to children aged 5 to 18 in mainstream, international and charity sector schools, as well as working as a teacher of adults seeking refugee status and as a university course tutor. Her research investigates the policy traction of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) within the UK and Ireland.
Sarah O’Neill's contributions
A tale of two teachers: Reimagining GCSE modern languages
Qualifications in modern languages are changing. Qualifications and assessment reform is on the political agenda in England, Scotland and Wales; while in Northern Ireland, the Council for...
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BERA aims to celebrate and promote the work of our Early Career Researcher Network. We are presenting a prize to the best Early Career researcher presentation at this year’s conference. The top...
