F Kingdon Ward

Biographic Data

ID1750181
NAMEF Kingdon Ward
GIVEN NAMESF Kingdon
FAMILY NAMEWard
SIGNATUREWARD F K
AFFILIATIONSDublin City University
ORCID0000-0001-8120-8265
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS46
TOTAL CITATIONS23
AUTHOR COUNT46
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1913
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2

  • ChatGPT for the intellectual soul

    Francis Ward, F Kingdon Ward et al.ARTICLEMulticultural Education Review2025

  • Playful (music) teaching and learning in Irish primary school classrooms

    Rachael Byrne, Regina Murphy et al.ARTICLEIrish Educational Studies2024

    The value and importance of play for children’s well-being, learning and development is evidenced by its inclusion within the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and its increased policy and research presence on a national and international stage. However, with a need for educators and pupils to navigate a range of implicit tensions in understandings of play and formal learning, enactment of playful pedagogy in primary schools is not withou…

  • Enabling Musical, Pedagogical, and Social Continuities through “Participation” in Mary O’s Virtual Irish Traditional Music Session

    Open AccessF Kingdon WardARTICLEAction, criticism, & theory for…2023Cited by: 1References: 6

    This study utilises virtual ethnography to examine “Mary O’s Virtual Session,” a weekly Irish traditional music session that, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, migrated online using YouTube Live—a platform key to the study for facilitating interactive, synchronous learning. Drawing on theoretical frameworks by scholars including Turino (2008) and Jenkins (2006), this research interrogates “participation” and examines the transformative potent…

  • Recasting embodied and relational teaching in the arts

    Open AccessRegina Murphy, F Kingdon Ward et al.ARTICLEIrish Educational Studies2022

    In this study, a group of seven teacher educators report on how they embarked on a process of collaborative autoethnography to uncover the problems and possibilities of teaching arts education using digital methodologies. Arising from the pressing need to pivot from in-person, campus-based teaching to online modes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the phenomenon prompted the authors to engage in critical and inquiry-oriented reflection on the experie…

  • The digital frontier

    Open AccessSharon Leahy, Sean M Leahy et al.ARTICLEFutures2019Cited by: 3References: 26

    Global advances in technology and information are purportedly propelling transformations and disruptions across many sectors, including education. However, historical reviews of technology integration in education mainly reveal weak or ineffectual impacts on learning, and only minor reforms to date within the education system. This study adopted a futures studies methodological approach to explore how K-12 educational spaces and experiences might…

  • The Land of the Blue Poppy

    Open AccessF Kingdon WardBOOKLand of the Blue Poppy2009

    In 1911, Francis Kingdon Ward (1885–1958) set off on his first solo expedition and collected hundreds of plant species, many previously unknown. From Burma, he headed into the Hengduan Mountains of north-western Yunnan province, exploring along the Mekong, Yangtze and Salween rivers in the region between eastern Tibet and western Sichuan. In 2003, this area was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the world's most biodiverse temperate …

  • About This Earth

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1947

  • Modern Exploration

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1945

  • The Irrawaddy River

    Leonard Brooks, G De P Cotter et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1940

  • Botanical and Geographical Exploration in the Assam Himalaya

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1940Cited by: 3

    GEOGRAPHICALLY Assam is the valley of the Brahmaputra between its exit from the hills and its right-angled turn to the south, in Bengal: a triangular or funnel-shaped plain lying on its side, with its mouth gaping open to the west, corked at its apex by a knotted mass of mountains. A trident of rivers enter the apex and unite to form the Brahmaputra. North and south the Assam valley is bounded by converging ranges of mountains : those to the sout…

  • The Irrawaddy Plateau

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1939Cited by: 1

    AT the end of June 1937 I left railhead at Myitkyina in Burma on a third -^^journey to the sources of the Irrawaddy. Nowadays there is a cart road (passable for motors in the season) to Sumpra Bum, 139 miles from Myitkyina, and I was able to hire three bullock carts for the first half of the journey to Putao; a form of transport which, though very slow, has advantages in the moist heat of July. That part of Burma which extends north from Myitkyin…

  • Plant Hunter's Paradise

    Rogachev M K, F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1938Cited by: 1

  • Botanical and Geographical Explorations in Tibet, 1935

    Percy Cox, Lord Aberconway et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1936

  • Botanical and Geographical Explorations in Tibet, 1935

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1936Cited by: 1

  • A Plant Hunter in Tibet

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1935

  • The Himalaya East of the Tsangpo

    F Kingdon Ward, Malcolm SmithARTICLEGeographical Journal1934Cited by: 2

  • Explorations on the Burma-Tibet Frontier

    F Kingdon Ward, Guy Dollman et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1932Cited by: 2

  • Plant Hunting on the Edge of the World

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • The Seinghku and Delei Valleys, North-East Frontier of India

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1930Cited by: 2

  • Ladakh, with Special Reference to Its Natural History

    David George Hogarth, Lord Rothschild et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1927

  • The Riddle of the Tsangpo Gorges

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1927

  • The Mishmi Country

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1927

  • The Assam-Burma Frontier

    D G Hogarth, F Kingdon Ward et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1926Cited by: 1

  • The Geographical Distribution of Plants in Relation to Climatic Factors

    David George Hogarth, A W Hill et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1926

  • The Wi Chu

    F Kingdon WardARTICLEGeographical Journal1926