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Investigating Pupil Talk in Multilingual Contexts: Socio-Cultural Learning, Teaching and Researching
Conteh, Jean; Kumar, Rita; Beddow, Derek – Education 3-13, 2008
This article is about a small-scale research project which aimed to investigate in one local authority (LA) in England some of the outcomes of the nationwide PNS/EMA (Primary National Strategy/Ethnic Minority Achievement) pilot project, begun in 65 LAs in England in January 2004. The research project itself was conducted in the summer term of 2006…
Descriptors: Research Projects, Pilot Projects, Multilingualism, Foreign Countries
Corte-Real, Maria De Sao Jose – Intercultural Education, 2008
MUSSI is the name of a she-cat from an imaginary story invented and told by children from two elementary schools through different performing modalities. It is also the name of a pilot project of Applied Ethnomusicology funded by a major Portuguese Company, SONAE Sierra, through the local Loures Shopping Centre, which paid for the musical…
Descriptors: Citizenship, Research Projects, Pilot Projects, Musical Instruments
Doing Research in a Professional Development School and Why I Feel like Houdini in a Straight Jacket
Neapolitan, Jane – Issues in Teacher Education, 2004
When the author was a little girl, her father told her the story of how he once saw the great Harry Houdini escape from a straight jacket. In the early 1900s, Houdini fascinated thousands of people by performing feats of life-threatening daring and agility. Houdini was a professional in the traditional sense: he acted alone, kept his trade secrets…
Descriptors: Professional Development Schools, Field Tests, Teacher Educators, Inquiry