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Engaging in a social learning space as physical education teacher educators: lessons learned for cross-border endeavours
This paper explores the process of cross-border collaboration among physical education teacher educators and pre-service teachers from the North and South of Ireland, jurisdictions that share a politically significant border. Building on the growing priority of internationalisation in higher educati
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