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ASPE Conference: Reading - Multiple Perspectives

ASPE Conference: Reading – Multiple Perspectives

Date: Thursday 20th October 2022

Location: Regent’s University, Regent’s Park, Central London. NW1 4NS

Please see flyer for more information: FlyerProgramme for Reading Conference PDF v8

ASPE Conference: Curriculum Leadership

ASPE Conference: Curriculum Leadership

Date: Friday 30 September 2022

Location: Hotel Brooklyn, Portland Street, Manchester, M1 3HP

Please see flyer for more information: Flyer01_C[2] Curriculum Conf

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Education 3-13 – International Journal of Primary, Elementary and Early Years Education is the major international publication of the Association for the Study of Primary Education (ASPE).

The defining feature of the journal is that it aims to publish refereed articles representing the highest quality research and analysing practice relating to children between the ages of 3-13, both in the UK and internationally.

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Join ASPE and receive a free subscription to Education 3-13 as well as opportunities to networks that promote reflective primary practice.

ASPE members are early years and primary practitioners, local authority advisers and consultants, university teachers and independent educators. These include cutting edge writers, researchers and innovators of national and international repute.

What do people say about ASPE ?

Here is what some ASPE members have said

ASPE members include cutting edge writers and researchers of national and international repute, classroom practitioners, university teachers, LA advisers and consultants.

It views teachers as reflective practitioners who are constantly engaged in a process of study and critical evaluation of all that passes for change and innovation in primary education.

This broad membership has a strong feel-good factor, and ASPE conferences have a buzz which is bracing and invigorating.

The distinctiveness of ASPE lies in its shared beliefs and values about teachers and children.