The Evidence People
Practitioner research
Helen Timperley talks to Philippa Cordingley at AERA 2009
In this video, Philippa Cordingley from CUREE talks to Helen Timperley
from the University of Auckland in New Zealand about the use of
research and evidence in informing educational practice.
Using research and evidence as lever for change at classroom level
Using Research and evidence as a lever for change at classroom level - paper presented at the Americal Education Research Association meeting in San Diego April 2009
Route Map of Resources
Here you can download the CUREE route map of resources. The second link is a PDF optimised for printing in black and white.
Wheatfield Report
Wheatfield Primary School is a relatively new school of 420 pupils in a new town community which has little to offer young people. Many of our parents are educated to degree level and a high proportion are white collar workers. One of our six new themes, ‘Sharing the Planet’ was a completely fresh idea to all staff, so we set about creating a definitive set of aims for this strand, and ways of measuring its impact upon the children’s learning and attitudes. A trial of materials took place with the Year 2 children during the spring, with greater investigations taking place with the learners in Year 1, 4 and 5 during the summer term. All year groups have parallel classes, within each of which we identified five children who were not on track to make their target grades (L3 in Year 2 and L5 in Year 6).
Further Education and Skills
Recent research in the sector
CUREE was commissioned by the Education & Training Foundation to research the key issues in the teaching of maths and English in the sector. Conducted very rapidly and in partnership with EmCETT we interviewed policy makers and experts, reviewed the international research evidence and consulted leaders and practitioners across the sector. We think the report provides a fascinating window into how maths and English teachers and their leaders are thinking about the new level 2 challenges.