Caribbean Journal of Education and Development

Caribbean Journal of Education and Development CJED publishes original research focused on educational, social and economic development relevant to the Caribbean context.

The Caribbean Journal of Education (first published in 1974) and the Journal of Education and Development in the Caribbean (first published in 2000) publications are of the School of Education, The University of the West Indies, Mona

The Caribbean Journal of Education and Development is freely accessible online!Visit caribed.scholasticahq.com to read, ...
20/11/2024

The Caribbean Journal of Education and Development is freely accessible online!

Visit caribed.scholasticahq.com to read, download, and cite authors from our latest special issue: Transforming Our Societies through Collaboration and Action.

Guest Editors: Professor Loraine D. Cook, Dr Lyn R. Keith & Dr Ingrid E. Hunt-Anderson with Bruce A. Fletcher

CJED | Moving Caribbean scholarly research in education forward

Join us for the launch of the Caribbean Journal of Education and Development! *Watch live* [5:30 pm EST] as we make hist...
09/07/2024

Join us for the launch of the Caribbean Journal of Education and Development! *Watch live* [5:30 pm EST] as we make history.

This new journal incorporates the Caribbean Journal of Education and the Journal of Education and Development in the Caribbean. Key features include • Open access • Online only • No publication fees • Continuous publishing model.

UWI MonaMedia is a Digital Media and Content Delivery service operated by Mona Information Technology Services at The University of the West Indies, Mona Cam...

We invite you to contribute to the dialogue that is shaping the future of education in the region and beyond. To submit ...
21/06/2024

We invite you to contribute to the dialogue that is shaping the future of education in the region and beyond.

To submit a manuscript, scan the QR code or visit http://caribed.scholasticahq.com

Join us for the Schools of Education Biennial Conference! July 8-10, 2024 at the UWI Regional HeadquartersWe're thrilled...
17/06/2024

Join us for the Schools of Education Biennial Conference! July 8-10, 2024 at the UWI Regional Headquarters

We're thrilled to announce Dr. Ali as our guest speaker for the opening ceremony. This is an incredible opportunity to engage with leading experts in education, gain insights, and network with peers. Don't miss out on this enriching experience!

🔗 For more information and to register now, visit: https://www.mona.uwi.edu/soe/2024-soe-conference/info

Have you registered for the SOE Biennial Conference as yet? Pictured here is an interview on CVM at sunrise last Tuesday...
27/05/2024

Have you registered for the SOE Biennial Conference as yet? Pictured here is an interview on CVM at sunrise last Tuesday, May 21, 2024.

In this interview, Dr Lois George, Senior Lecturer, Mathematics Education and Co-Editor of the Caribbean Journal of Education and Development and Dr Tashane Haynes-Brown, Lecturer, Teacher Coordinator and Undergraduate Programmes spoke about the upcoming Biennial Conference - the Schools of Education at The University of the West Indies are announcing their Biennial Conference 2024 under the theme “Revolutionizing Caribbean Education: Cultivating Critical Competences in a Shifting Landscape” to be held July 8-10, 2024 in Kingston, Jamaica at The UWI Regional Headquarters.

SAVE the DATE! Full details in the flyer. Do not miss this signature event!
27/05/2024

SAVE the DATE! Full details in the flyer. Do not miss this signature event!

March forth into the future, where your steps will echo for those who follow as your journey is shared, and your paths a...
04/03/2024

March forth into the future, where your steps will echo for those who follow as your journey is shared, and your paths are intertwined. Inspire others along the way!

Embrace the wisdom of   and remember, another door is already open—ready for you to step into new opportunities and poss...
19/02/2024

Embrace the wisdom of and remember, another door is already open—ready for you to step into new opportunities and possibilities. Keep moving forward to reveal the path to your success.

📢 Calling all Primary School Educators and Stakeholders at large.This will be an interesting webinar by INSIGHTS Plus, h...
07/02/2024

📢 Calling all Primary School Educators and Stakeholders at large.

This will be an interesting webinar by INSIGHTS Plus, hosted by the School of Education, FHE, The UWI, Mona, in collaboration with the University of Manchester and Operation Save Jamaica.

See you there and share this post with a colleague!

With each setback, rewrite your narrative. Turn challenges into triumphs and transform mistakes into opportunities for g...
05/02/2024

With each setback, rewrite your narrative. Turn challenges into triumphs and transform mistakes into opportunities for growth.

Up for a challenge 🙋‍♂️? Review the Schools' of Education Biennial Conference - Blended Learning Challenge 2024 Guidelin...
24/01/2024

Up for a challenge 🙋‍♂️? Review the Schools' of Education Biennial Conference - Blended Learning Challenge 2024 Guidelines to participate and compete for prizes.

1. Swipe Right for Blended Challenge Format.
2. Scan the QR Code for details.





Extra extra read all about it! This study dives into the effectiveness of private tutoring, otherwise called extra lesso...
23/01/2024

Extra extra read all about it! This study dives into the effectiveness of private tutoring, otherwise called extra lessons in Jamaica. It explores the impact of these lessons in secondary education, especially in mathematics. The author uncovers students' perceptions and relationships between academic achievement and extra lessons. Visit
https://doi.org/10.46425/j041602f611

Embrace the blank pages of this new semester with enthusiasm, for within them lies the opportunity to write the chapters...
22/01/2024

Embrace the blank pages of this new semester with enthusiasm, for within them lies the opportunity to write the chapters of your academic journey with purpose, perseverance, and the pursuit of knowledge.

Mentorship significantly enhances student growth, as evidenced by superior leadership and cognitive skills outcomes. A s...
09/01/2024

Mentorship significantly enhances student growth, as evidenced by superior leadership and cognitive skills outcomes. A study at a Caribbean university explored the impact of personal characteristics and types of mentors on mentoring outcomes among 482 students, aligning with Astin's Input-Environment-Output model of student assessment. Read more here: https://doi.org/10.46425/c044101r482

In 2024, empower your academic journey with the unwavering confidence that victory is already within your grasp before y...
08/01/2024

In 2024, empower your academic journey with the unwavering confidence that victory is already within your grasp before you even begin. With confidence, you have won before you have started.
-- Marcus Garvey

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CJE and JEDIC

The Caribbean Journal of Education (first published in 1974) and the Journal of Education and Development in the Caribbean (first published in 1997) are peer reviewed publications of the School of Education, The University of the West Indies, Mona in Jamaica.

The aim of the Caribbean Journal of Education (CJE) is to stimulate thought and discussion about issues in education that affect Caribbean people in the region and worldwide.

The Journal of Education and Development in the Caribbean (JEDIC) publishes contributions on educational policies, processes, theory and practices relevant to the Caribbean as well as on issues of social and economic development in which education plays a role.

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