Dr Angela Jaap

- University Teacher (Social Justice Place and Lifelong Education)
- Teaching Assistant (Teaching - Undergraduate)
- Adviser of Studies (Social Sciences College Academic and Student Administration)
telephone: 01413307221
email: Angela.Jaap@glasgow.ac.uk
Research interests
Musical gift and music education;
International issues of identification and development of gifted and talented children;
Underachievement/access to education;
Learner efficacy;
Use of e-learning/ICT to promote learning;
Moving Image Education.
£1250: Glasgow Educational and Marshall Trust (August 2006) for PhD study.
£2000: ESCalate Student Research Grant (August 2007) for report on 'The Education of Gifted and Talented Children in Music'.
£1250: Glasgow Educational and Marshall Trust (August 2007) for PhD study.
£500: Newby Trust (September 2007) for PhD study.
€2000: Netherlands Institute for Curriculum Development (SLO) for literature-based evaluation of 'A Curriculum for Excellence: Perspectives on 5-14'.
£1250: Glasgow Educational and Marshall Trust (August 2008) for PhD study.
£1000: Newby Trust (September 2008) for PhD study.
£450: Carnegie Trust (January 2009) for PhD based-research.
I supervise students at Undergraduate level. Topics have included:
- Additional support needs (autism and Asperger's Syndrome; high ability studies; English as an additional language)
- The role of nurture groups
- Moving Image Education
- Motivation and confidence in learning
I teach on a range of courses across the School, including BEd Primary, BEd Music and general undergraduate education courses. My specialisms are in the role of creativity and the arts in teaching and learning, learning theories and social and cultural issues of education. I have also had experience of teaching on PG programmes within the School since 2006. Prior to this I worked as a secondary school music teacher in Glasgow.
Involvement in Research Projects
(2011) Evaluation of ‘Retrospective’ at Maisondieu Primary School, Brechin.
(2010-present) Exploring student responses to written feedback.
(2008-09) Evaluation of Moving Image Education: Reel to Real Project.
(2007) Evaluating the Impact of Chartered Teacher: The Perceptions of Chartered Teachers.
(2007) Shaping educational attitudes and aspirations: the influence of parents, place and poverty (SHAPE project).
(2007) SCRE / NHS Health and Well Being Survey.
Academic and Professional Body Membership
General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTC(S)) registered.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).
Member of British Educational Research Association (BERA).
Member of Scottish Educational Research Association (SERA).
Member of World Council for Gifted and Talented Children.
Member of the European Council for High Ability (ECHA).
Member of the International Association for Citizenship, Social and Economics Education (IACSEE).
Additional information
I have recently completed my PhD on recognising and developing musical ability in the classroom. In January 2010, the Times Educational Supplement for Scotland (TESS) ran an article on my research on musical gift and talent.
