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05 — ITE VOICES & IMPACT

What changes when future teachers experience creative pedagogy as learners?

Student voice, creative artefacts and transparent evidence summaries trace experience, perceived development and programme change without overclaiming.

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What the project follows

  • Creative identity and professional confidence
  • Emotional enquiry and meta-affect
  • Perspective-taking and relational awareness
  • Belonging and collaborative learning
  • Confidence with inclusive and anti-racist pedagogy
  • Learner voice, choice and participation
  • Practical pedagogical repertoire
  • Ethical facilitation and professional agency
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Student films, audio and creative work

Attributed or anonymous testimony, captions, transcripts and creative artefacts will be added by country as consented material becomes available.

In progress

Media in progress

Photography · illustration · film · audio · artefacts
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Reading the evidence

Evidence is labelled to distinguish participant experience, perceived development, observed pedagogical change, curriculum embedding and longer-term learner impact. Emerging findings include minority and uncertain responses alongside positive evidence, so cohort-level perceptions are not presented as matched individual gains.

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