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Marie Therese Farrugia – Journal of Education, 2024
Presently, in Malta, syllabi are being replaced by learning outcomes. For ages 3-7, the outcomes are framed holistically (e.g. identity, communication, etc.), and it is recommended that children learn mathematics informally through play and projects. For ages 8-11, learning outcomes are subject-based, and new mathematics textbooks are being phased…
Descriptors: Mathematics Education, Foreign Countries, Educational Objectives, Play
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Soysal, Y.; Radmard, S.; Murat, M. – Journal of Education, 2021
This study explored the Turkish language teaching curriculum (TLTC, Grades 1-8) outcomes through an interactionist framework. Two points framed the analysis of the outcomes: learning demand and social discussions of the meanings. This study concluded that particularly for the learning areas such as reading, speaking, and writing, sixth- to…
Descriptors: Turkish, Native Language Instruction, Language Skills, Educational Objectives
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Evren Yapicioglu, Aysegül – International Journal of Curriculum and Instruction, 2021
The study aimed to analyse the Turkish Science Curriculum, issued in 2018, in terms of the outcomes in different significant subjects of influence in Science Education such as, Science Process Skills (SPS), Nature of Science (NOS), Socioscientific Issues (SSI), and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). In the study, qualitative…
Descriptors: National Curriculum, Elementary School Science, Secondary School Science, Curriculum Implementation
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Kettler, Todd; Lamb, Kristen N.; Willerson, Amy; Mullet, Dianna R. – Creativity Research Journal, 2018
Teachers' implicit understandings of creativity may not align with current research-based understanding of creativity and characteristics associated with creative students. Even teachers who say they value creativity may actually find creative characteristics undesirable. Participating teachers (n = 371) rated student characteristics on a scale of…
Descriptors: Teacher Attitudes, Creativity, Classroom Environment, Student Characteristics
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Brown, Zeta; Manktelow, Ken – Education 3-13, 2016
This study aimed to investigate teachers' perspectives on the practical implementation of the standards agenda and its impact on their professional identities. Q-methodology was used alongside semi-structured interviews with UK primary school teachers. The study explored the views of 25 teachers in six schools, selected through purposive sampling…
Descriptors: Standards, Elementary School Teachers, Professional Identity, Foreign Countries