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Theory, policy and practice: The Diploma and its Pedagogy. Julian Stanley and Trisha Fettes, CEI, University of Warwick This paper considers how a contemporary reform process in England – the development of a new type
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Document Date: 2014-03-14 19:18:46


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City

Vienna / London / New York / /

Company

Cambridge University Press / Falmer Press / SRHE/Open University Press / Harvard University Press / Diploma Development Partnerships / /

Country

United Kingdom / Luxembourg / /

Facility

Printice Hall / /

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particular cultural media / informal cultural tools / learning technologies / information technology / symbolic systems / /

Organization

Qualification and Curriculum Development Authority / Cambridge University / Harvard University / office for official Publications of the European Communities and Cedefop / Qualifications and Curriculum Authority / Department for Children Schools and Families / University of Warwick / Social Market Foundation / Department for Education and Skills / /

Person

R. Van Der Veer / B. Van Oers / E. Elbers / Van Oers / Julian Stanley / W. Wardekker / Trisha Fettes / /

Position

driver for change / teacher / Governor / Walker / teacher development activities / initial teacher training / co-operative / Harper / /

PublishedMedium

the Tomlinson Review / /

Technology

information technology / /

URL

www.qcda.gov.uk/libraryAssets/.../The_Diploma_and_its_pedagogy.pdf / http /

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