Educational Research
Vol. 58, n°3, 9/ 2016
- The support group approach in the Dutch KiVa anti-bullying programme: effects on victimisation, defending and well-being at school, Rozemarijn van der Ploeg, Christian Steglich & René Veenstra
- Name writing ability not length of name is predictive of future academic attainment, Lee T. Copping, Helen Cramman, Sarah Gott, Helen Gray & Peter Tymms
- Adaptation in the transition to school: perspectives of parents, preschool and primary school teachers, Karla Correia & Alexandra Marques-Pinto
- Conceptualising school-community relations in disadvantaged neighbourhoods: mapping the literature, Kirstin Kerr, Alan Dyson & Frances Gallannaugh
- Knowledge outside the box – sustainable development education in Swedish schools, Per Gyberg & Håkan Löfgren
- Agents of aspiration: the (often unintended) benefits to university students working in outreach programmes, Michele J. Fleming & Diana M. Grace
- ‘Come in with an open mind’: changing attitudes towards mathematics in primary teacher education, Mairéad Hourigan, Aisling M. Leavy & Claire Carroll
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