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London Review of Education

Published by UCL Press • ISSN: 14748460

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Fostering practically based learning spaces through industry-engaged higher education models

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This article aims to identify settings where joint working in third space occurs between academics and other professionals supporting educational outcomes and through the development and sustainability of unique learning environments that link academic provision and work-related learning. Specifical…

Leading undergraduate provision in further education colleges: the experiences of BA Education programme leaders

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This article explores the experiences of those who lead undergraduate education-related programmes in further education (FE) colleges in England. Questionnaire and interview fieldwork with 14 further education-based programme leaders were supplemented by a comparison survey of equivalent professiona…

An assessment of the English and Maths skills levels of prisoners in England

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Although the direct links between education and reducing recidivism in prisoners are problematic, there is little argument that education is a factor in promoting reintegration and rehabilitation. There is a current focus in prison education on education for employment, and yet there are no recent o…

Reversal reversed? The new consensus on education and training

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Vocational education and training: Educators’ perspectives on VET training

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"Too many actors and too few jobs": A case for curriculum extension in UK vocational actor training

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This article questions the current situation for vocational acting training (VAT) in the UK. It aims to provide an update on the report into burgeoning provision of acting training (and the attempt to address subsequent high rates of actor unemployment) that was originally undertaken by the Calouste…

Maximizing vocational teachers’ learning: The feedback discussion in the observation of teaching for initial teacher training in further education

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This paper draws on case-study research that focused on teaching observations conducted as part of vocational teachers’ initial teacher training (ITT) in further education (FE) colleges in England. It analyses the post-observation feedback discussion, drawing on a rich sociocultural tradition within…

Vocational education and training in the spotlight: Back to the future for the UK's Coalition Government?

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This paper examines the Coalition Government's plans for vocational education and training for 14- to 19-year-olds in England. It argues that new types of educational institutions will enable the emergence of new forms of segmentation in which the vocational track is likely to become split into 'tec…

Educating 14- to 19-year-olds in England: A UK lens on possible futures

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Here we draw on recent research and on earlier contributions on convergence and divergence across Great Britain to consider possible future trajectories for 14-19 education and training in England. We use a UK-wide lens to reflect on 14-19 strategies in England by showing how common issues can be ta…