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Gary Snapper

Gary Snapper

Verified

Reviews Editor, English in Education

Oxford

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I don't cover macroeconomic, health issues, and politics (related to party politics).

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Total articles 4

  • Subject associations in a neo-liberal context

    By Andy Goodwyn, Gary Snapper Verified, Simon Gibbons, John Hodgson| Taylor & Francis@ Following hot on the heels of NATE’s 60th anniversary (1963–2023) and marking the 60th anniversary of English in Education (which began in 1964 as NATE Bulletin), this issue of the journal focuses on English subject associations – special interest groups perhaps somewhat under-represented in the academic literature, despite their historically important role in formulating the ways in which the subject manifests itself in schools, colleges and universities.

    By Andy Goodwyn, Gary Snapper Verified, Simon Gibbons, John Hodgson · Taylor & Francis

    Oct. 13, 2024

  • Poetry in education

    By Julie Blake, Gary Snapper Verified| Taylor & Francis@ For forty years or more, much of the discourse about poetry in education has constructed poetry teaching and learning as an especially difficult professional problem to be solved.

    By Julie Blake, Gary Snapper Verified · Taylor & Francis

    Mar. 06, 2022

  • Subject associations in a neo-liberal context

    By Andy Goodwyn, Gary Snapper Verified, Simon Gibbons, John Hodgson| Taylor & Francis@ Following hot on the heels of NATE’s 60th anniversary (1963–2023) and marking the 60th anniversary of English in Education (which began in 1964 as NATE Bulletin), this issue of the journal focuses on English subject associations – special interest groups perhaps somewhat under-represented in the academic literature, despite their historically important role in formulating the ways in which the subject manifests itself in schools, colleges and universities.

    By Andy Goodwyn, Gary Snapper Verified, Simon Gibbons, John Hodgson · Taylor & Francis

    Oct. 13, 2024

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English in Education

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

+44 1865 277227