JoTTER - volume 10
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An investigation into how the development of musical improvisation skills impacts Year 7 girls’ self-efficacy as performers of sub-Saharan African music
(Faculty of Education, 2019-01-06)The research examines the correlation between the development of improvisatory skills and pupil self-efficacy with regard to musical performance. The case-study highlights the difference between self-concept and self-efficacy, ... -
Changing dimensions: the impact of making models on Year 10 students’ understanding of Greek temples when studying Classical Civilisation
(Faculty of Education, 2019-01-06)This study explores the introduction of ‘active learning’, particularly model making, into the classroom of a mixed comprehensive state school. It focusses on the impact of ‘active learning’ on student engagement and ... -
How using socio-scientific issues to teach about climate change enhances engagement and knowledge of the nature of science in a year 9 girls class
(Faculty of Education, 2019-01-05)The engagement of girls with science in secondary education has been impacted by compartmentalisation of the curriculum, which reduces opportunities for students to link scientific knowledge to other subjects. Compartmentalisation ... -
“Their customs can teach us lessons about our own lifestyles”: integrating the teaching of cultural awareness and intercultural understanding to the teaching of language through a task-based approach in a Key Stage 3 French class
(Faculty of Education, 2019-01-03)This paper reports on an attempt to identify and implement strategies to teach Key Stage 3 students about culture, understood through the concepts of cultural awareness and intercultural understanding. Through an action research ...
