Teaching migration, empire and colonialism in Britain's history lessons

Teaching migration, empire and colonialism in Britain's history lessons

Are UK history lessons inclusive enough so that everyone can see themselves in the story? Do they take into account the many legacies of the British Empire and colonialism? History teachers, Clare Broomfield and Sitara Amin; historian and co-lead of the Runnymede Trust's 'Our Migration Story', Sundeep Lidher; and Lead Subject Advisor at OCR, Mike Goddard, join us in this important discussion.

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The rise of thinking skills in higher education and the workplace

The rise of thinking skills in higher education and the workplace

Both employers and higher education institutions are placing an increasing importance on thinking skills as part of their selection processes. But what do we mean by thinking skills, why are they so i...

26 Apr 202120min

Are you testing or are you assessing? Exploring a holistic approach to assessment in schools

Are you testing or are you assessing? Exploring a holistic approach to assessment in schools

This is the final instalment in a series of podcasts from Cambridge Assessment Network focusing on different aspects and forms of assessment. In this episode, Tony Emmerson, Senior Deputy Head at The ...

8 Apr 202150min

Helping students manage anxiety in 2021 and beyond

Helping students manage anxiety in 2021 and beyond

Professor Dave Putwain from Liverpool John Moores University joined Jill Duffy, Chief Executive of our UK exam board, OCR, to discuss the topic of student anxiety. Prof Putwain has a PhD in stress and...

25 Mar 202128min

Admissions tests: Discovering candidates with the most potential

Admissions tests: Discovering candidates with the most potential

This is the fourth in a series of podcasts from Cambridge Assessment Network focusing on different aspects and forms of assessment. In this episode, Mike Housden, Senior Assessment Manager at Cambridg...

24 Mar 202127min

How do we support the education sector through professional development?

How do we support the education sector through professional development?

This is the third episode in a series of podcasts from our colleagues in the Cambridge Assessment Network on the different aspects and forms of assessment. Today we are with David Russell from The Edu...

10 Mar 202139min

Transforming teaching practice through assessment expertise

Transforming teaching practice through assessment expertise

In the second episode in this series from our colleagues in the Cambridge Assessment Network, Penelope speaks to Loic from the Centre for Education and Youth about transforming teaching practice throu...

24 Feb 202121min

Assessing apprenticeships

Assessing apprenticeships

The Cambridge Assessment Network speak to Callum and Leo from the NCFE about the challenges and complexities involved in assessing apprenticeships and why apprenticeships are such an important route t...

10 Feb 202133min

Introducing the General Certificate of Education

Introducing the General Certificate of Education

Introducing the GCE - an extract from Chapter 3 of Examining the World: A History of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, by Helen and John Patrick Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

27 Nov 20202min

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