The Teaching and Learning Research Programme in Wales: Improving Teaching for the 7–14 Age Range
Abstract
The Welsh Assembly Government has yet to
create a new vision for the education of the 7–14
year-old age group in the same way as it has
transformed the curriculum for the age groups
on either side of it (the new Foundation Phase
for children aged 3–7, and Learning Pathways for
14–19-year-olds).
This report examines evidence from a range of
Teaching and Learning Research Programme
(TLRP) projects, and provides an evidence base
for further developments in education for the
7–14 age group.
From an initial review of TLRP research
(www.tlrp.org), eight projects were selected as
relevant to the 7–14 age group. The findings are
related to three areas of the School Effectiveness
Frameworki: Curriculum and teaching, Leadership
and Working with others.
Because of the limitations of what can be
included here, we would encourage you to
read the original reports to gain a deeper
understanding of the rich diversity of research
undertaken and its relevance to education in
Wales. We are also aware that there are a number
of additional issues, highly significant to
education policy in Wales, that were not
considered within TLRP research and which are
not, therefore, addressed in this review.
URI
http://wales.gov.uk/docs/caecd/research/101206-improving-teaching-7-14-age-range-briefing-en.pdfCollections
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