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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Achieving Successful Leadership in Schools of the Third Millennium Caldwell, Brian J.
2000
3 p. 20-26
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2 A Common Language? 1998
3 p. 14-14
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3 Asking the customer: the use of satisfactory surveys in the sixth form Bostock, Mike
1998
3 p. 49-53
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4 A view from the other side: interpretations of widening participation by a post-1992 university Lightfoot, Nic
2009
3 p. 196-208
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5 Bending the school rules to re-engage students: implications for improving teaching practice Deed, Craig G.
2008
3 p. 205-212
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6 BookReview : Accelerated Learning in the Classroom French, Adrian
1998
3 p. 21-21
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7 Book Review: Brian Boyd (2005) CPD: Improving Professional Practice Skinner, Don
2008
3 p. 278-278
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8 Book review: Collaborative School Leadership: A Critical Guide Smith, Paul H
2018
3 p. 296-298
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9 Book review: Education in the best interests of the child: A children’s rights perspective on closing the achievement gap B Howe and K Covell, reviewed by Terry Wrigley Wrigley, Terry
2014
3 p. 261-262
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10 Book Review: Faith Schools: Consensus or Conflict? Maitles, Henry
2005
3 p. 285-286
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11 Book Review: Gary Wilson (2006) Breaking through Barriers to Boys' Achievement: Developing a Caring Masculinity Hagney, Seán P.
2008
3 p. 275-276
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12 Book Review: Henry Maitles (2005) Values in Education - We're all Citizens Now Dunedin, Edinburgh ISBN 190 3765 242 £13.50 85 pages Brown, Alice
2008
3 p. 276-277
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13 Book Review: Islamophobia: Issues, Challenges and Action (Runnymede Commission on British Muslims and Islamophobia) Howes, Andy
2004
3 p. 301-302
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14 Book Review: Julia Margo and Mike Dixon (2006) Freedom's orphans: raising youth in a changing world Institute for Public Policy Research Flecknoe, Mervyn
2007
3 p. 295-296
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15 Book Review: Les Bell (2007) Perspectives on Educational Management and Leadership Torrance, Deirdre
2008
3 p. 273-273
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16 Book Review: Michael and Susan Klonsky (2008) Small Schools: Public School Reform Meets the Ownership Society Routledge ISBN 0 415 96123 8 £14.99 208 pages. Mark Berends, Matthew Springer and Herbert Walberg, eds (2008) Charter School Outcomes Lawrence Erlbaum ISBN 0 8058 6222 6 £21.99 300 pages Wrigley, Terry
2008
3 p. 279-282
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17 Book Review: Network Continuum Pocket PAL series: London: Network Continuuum. Sample volumes: S. Stanley (2006) Creating Enquiring Minds ISBN 1 85539 107 4 B. Prashnig (2006) Learning Styles and Personalized Teaching ISBN: 1 85539 149-X M. Fleetham (2007) Multiple Intelligences ISBN 1 85539 192 9 T. Haward (2007) The Practical Guide to Independent Learning Skills ISBN 978 1 85539 187 1 S. Bowkett (2007) Emotional Intelligence ISBN 1 85539 165 1 Skinner, Don
2008
3 p. 277-278
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18 Book Review: Ross Deuchar (2007) Citizenship, Enterprise and Learning: Harmonising Competing Educational Agendas Murphy, Daniel
2008
3 p. 274-274
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19 Book reviews : Anthony Haynes (2001) Writing Successful Textbooks. London: A & C Black ISBN 07136 57340 £9.99 Reviewed by John Eggleston, University of Warwick 2001
3 p. 76-76
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20 Book Reviews : Belle Wallace ed (2001) Teaching Thinking Skills Across the Primary Curriculum. London: NACE/Fulton. ISBN 1853 467669 128 pages £16 Reviewed by Frank McNeil, London Institute of Education 2001
3 p. 64-65
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21 BookReview : School Effectiveness for Whom? Challenges To the School Effectiveness and Improvement Movements Bennett, Nigel
1998
3 p. 22-25
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22 Book Reviews : Chris Searle (2001) An Exclusive Education: Race, Class and Exclusion in British Schools. London: Lawrence and Wishart ISBN 085315 9327 192pp £14.99 Gary Thomas and Andrew Loxley (2001) Deconstructing Special Education and Constructing Inclusion. Buckingham : Open University Press ISBN 0335 204481 160pp £15.99 Reviewed by Fernando Almeida Diniz, University of Edinburgh 2001
3 p. 72-75
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23 Book reviews : Christine Macintyre (2000) The Art of Action Research in the Classroom David Fulton Publishers ISBN 185346 7014 113pages £11 Reviewed by Donald Christie, University of Strathclyde 2001
3 p. 67-67
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24 BookReviews : Chris Watkins and Patsy Wagner (2000) Improving School Behaviour, London: Paul Chapman hb ISBN 0 7619 6336 7 £42.50 pb ISBN 0 7619 6337 5 £13.99, 160 pages Elfed-Owens, Prydwen
2000
3 p. 59-60
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25 Book reviews : Crispin Jones and Catherine Wallace eds (2001) Making EMAG Work. Trentham Books ISBN 1 85856 230 9 154 pages £14.95 Reviewed by Helen Abji, Luton LEA 2001
3 p. 68-70
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26 Book Reviews : David Hopkins (2001) School Improvement for Real. London: RoutiedgeFalmer. ISBN 0415 230764 222 pages £19.99 Reviewed by Terry Wrigley, University of Edinburgh Wrigley, Terry
2001
3 p. 61-62
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27 BookReviews : Helen Nicholson (ed) (2000) Teaching Drama 11-18, London: Continuum £14.95 pb Watkins, Brian
2000
3 p. 60-60
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28 Book Reviews : Jeff Jones (2001) Performance Management for School Improvement: A Practical Guide for Secondary Schools. David Fulton ISBN 185346 7693 85 pages £18 Sara Bubb and Pauline Hoare (2001) Performance Management: Monitoring Teaching in the Primary School. David Fulton ISBN 185346 7405 128 pages £16 Reviewed by Paul Clarke, Leeds Metropolitan University 2001
3 p. 62-63
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29 Book Reviews : John MacBeath/Peter Mortimore eds (2000) Improving School Effectiveness Buckingham: Open University Press ISBN 0335 206875 224 pages £17.99 Reviewed by Danny Murphy, University of Edinburgh 2001
3 p. 63-64
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30 BookReviews : Kevan Bleach. (1999) The Induction and Mentoring of Newly Qualified Teachers: A New Deal for Teachers. 134 pages. David Fulton. ISBN 1-85346-635-2 £15.99 Fabian, Hilary
2000
3 p. 58-58
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31 Book Reviews : Pat Mahony and Ian Hextall (2000) Reconstructing Teaching. London: RoutledgeFalmer. ISBN 0415 230977 192pp £16.99 Reviewed by Terry Wrigley, University of Edinburgh 2001
3 p. 65-66
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32 Book reviews : Paul Gardner (2001) Teaching and Learning in Multicultural Classrooms. London: Fulton ISBN 185346 7103 112 pages £14 Reviewed by Steve Cooke, Leicester LEA 2001
3 p. 70-71
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33 BookReviews : Peter Fleming: The Art of Middle Management in Secondary Schools — A Guide to Effective Subject and Team Leadership. London: David Fulton ISBN 1 85346 623 9, £14.95 Wrigley, Terry
2000
3 p. 58-59
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34 Book Reviews : Peter Silcock: New Progressivism. London: Falmer. ISBN 07507 0968 5 173 pages £16.99 Reviewed by Don Skinner, University of Edinburgh 2001
3 p. 76-78
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35 Book Reviews : Refugee Council/Save the Children (2001) In Safe Hands. A Resource and Training Pack to Support Work with Young Refugee Children. Save the Children ISBN 1 84187 039 0 Price £20.00 Reviewed by Andy Hancock, University of Edinburgh 2001
3 p. 71-72
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36 BookReviews : Visser, John (2000) Managing behaviour in classrooms, London, David Fulton, 52 pages ISBN 1 85346 587 9, £10.00 Crawford, Elspeth
2000
3 p. 57-58
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37 BookReviews : Visser, John (2000) Managing behaviour in classrooms, London, David Fulton, 52 pages ISBN 1 85346 587 9, £10.00 Dawson, Topher
2000
3 p. 58-58
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38 BookReviews : What's New in School Improvement? Harris, Alma
2000
3 p. 56-57
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39 BookReview : Whose School Is It Anyway? Clements, Simon
1998
3 p. 26-29
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40 Can ICT in biology courses improve AD/HD students’ achievement? Vassilopoulou, Antonia
2016
3 p. 246-257
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41 Challenge College, Bradford Flecknoe, Mervyn
2004
3 p. 213-216
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42 Challenging challenge: the importance of knowing that we don’t know, sometimes … Clarke, Paul
2006
3 p. 187-191
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43 Challenging the paradigm: notes on developing an indigenized teacher education curriculum Gopinathan, S.
2006
3 p. 261-272
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44 Cognitive and socio-affective outcomes of project-based learning: Perceptions of Greek Second Chance School students Koutrouba, Konstantina
2013
3 p. 244-260
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45 Collaboration as a strategy for improving schools in challenging circumstances Ainscow, Mel
2006
3 p. 192-202
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46 Collaborative reform for schools in difficulty Chapman, Christopher
2006
3 p. 291-301
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47 Colne Community School Klein, Reva
2000
3 p. 6-9
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48 Community connection and change: a different conceptualization of school leadership Lewis, Marian
2008
3 p. 227-237
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49 Confronting complexity: a framework for action Fink, Dean
1998
3 p. 54-58
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50 Consult the Oracle 1998
3 p. 18-18
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51 Contextual research for educational improvement: A collaborative process in Northern California Baharav, Hadar
2019
3 p. 237-250
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52 ■ continued from page 26 2000
3 p. 37-37
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53 continued from page 43 2000
3 p. 48-48
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54 Critical friends: supporting leadership, improving learning Swaffield, Sue
2004
3 p. 267-278
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55 Curriculum change management and workload Alkahtani, Aishah
2017
3 p. 209-221
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56 Dear Editors Allen, Robert
1998
3 p. 19-19
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57 Dear Editors Gilmour, Maurice
1998
3 p. 19-19
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58 Democracy or a command curriculum Hunt, George
2001
3 p. 51-58
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59 Developing a practical approach to creativity and collaborative groupwork Farquhar, Karen
2004
3 p. 287-295
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60 Do resources matter? PISA science achievement comparisons between students in the United States, Canada and Finland Beese, Jane
2010
3 p. 266-279
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61 Echoing with the voices of victims: Reflection on Vietnamese lessons on the Japanese experiences of atomic bombs Saito, Eisuke
2010
3 p. 221-234
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62 Editorial Wrigley, Terry
2010
3 p. 203-203
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63 Editorial 2015
3 p. 205-206
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64 Editorial Learmonth, James
1998
3 p. 3-3
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65 Editorial Byrom, Tina
2009
3 p. 194-195
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66 Editorial: Improvement is about learning Wrigley, Terry
2004
3 p. 211-212
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67 Editorial Improving Schools Eggleston, John
2000
3 p. 2-2
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68 Educational infrastructures and organisational memory: Observations from a Swedish perspective Nordholm, Daniel
2018
3 p. 255-268
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69 Employing formative assessment in the classroom Harris, Linda
2007
3 p. 249-260
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70 Escaping from the bottom set: finding a voice for school improvement Peacock, Alison
2006
3 p. 251-259
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71 Evidence-based teaching: Rhetoric and reality Wrigley, Terry
2015
3 p. 277-287
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72 Experiencing Exclusion Pomeroy, Eva
2000
3 p. 10-19
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73 Exploring contributions of project-based learning to health and wellbeing in secondary education Allison, Pete
2015
3 p. 207-220
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74 Exploring the impact of social inequality and poverty on the mental health and wellbeing and attainment of children and young people in Scotland Mowat, Joan Gaynor
2019
3 p. 204-223
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75 External change agents in developed and developing countries Mir Afzal Tajik,
2008
3 p. 251-271
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76 Feeling compromised - the impact on teachers of the performance culture Clarke, Paul
2001
3 p. 23-32
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77 Four Rs for urban high school reform: Re-envisioning, reculturation, restructuring, and remoralization Hemmings, Annette
2012
3 p. 198-210
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78 Getting together to improve the school environment: user consultation, participatory design and student voice Woolner, Pam
2007
3 p. 233-248
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79 Ghosts from the past: Exploring community cultures and school cultures in relation to poverty Ivinson, Gabrielle
2014
3 p. 250-260
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80 Global creativity: introduce a creative element to your teaching through global collaborations Stephenson, Peter
2004
3 p. 297-299
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81 Helping mixed heritage children develop ‘character and resilience’ in schools Lewis, Kirstin
2016
3 p. 197-211
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82 High-achieving, low-income students’ perspectives of how schools can promote the academic achievement of students living in poverty Williams, Joseph M
2019
3 p. 224-236
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83 High pressure school reform in Brazil: the case of ‘the difficult schools’ Ednir, Madza
2006
3 p. 214-224
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84 ‘I don’t want to go to a crummy little university’: social class, higher education choice and the paradox of widening participation Byrom, Tina
2009
3 p. 209-224
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85 ‘I liked the experiment because there aren’t too many people who come into school to burn money’: promoting participation in the sciences with chemical magic Regan, Elaine
2009
3 p. 261-276
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86 Implementing an inclusion policy in a primary school: findings and recommendations from a case study approach® Hoare, Julie St Clair
2005
3 p. 255-268
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87 Improvement — a broader view Wrigley, Terry
2007
3 p. 203-203
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88 Improving schools in poor areas: It’s not about the organisation, structures and privatisation, stupid! Smyth, John
2014
3 p. 231-240
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89 Improving the curricular experience of young people in diverse settings Wrigley, Terry
2016
3 p. 179-180
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90 Improving the learning process in the latest prefabricated school buildings Pons, Oriol
2010
3 p. 249-265
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91 Index for Volume 9 2006 2006
3 p. 302-304
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92 Index for Volume 7 2004 2004
3 p. 303-304
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93 Index for Volume 8 2005 2005
3 p. 287-288
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94 Interprofessional collaboration in school: Effects on teaching and learning Borg, Elin
2019
3 p. 251-266
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95 Is it personal? Teacher’s personality and the principal’s role in professional learning communities Benoliel, Pascale
2017
3 p. 222-235
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96 Issues of teacher professional learning within ‘non-traditional’ classroom environments Campbell, Matthew
2013
3 p. 209-222
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97 ‘I think Irish schools need to keep doing what they’re doing’: Irish teachers’ views on school autonomy after working in English academies Skerritt, Craig
2019
3 p. 267-287
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98 ‘It makes sense to me’: reforming classrooms from the bottom-up: a case study in change Riley, Kathryn
2004
3 p. 227-242
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99 Light touch critical friendship Swaffield, Sue
2007
3 p. 205-219
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100 ‘Listen to me when I have something to say’: students’ participation in research for sustainable school improvement Bergmark, Ulrika
2009
3 p. 249-260
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101 Living improvement 2: A case study of a secondary school in England McGinity, Ruth
2012
3 p. 228-244
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102 Making the most of your data: school self-evaluation using value added measures Elliot, Karen
1998
3 p. 59-67
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103 Middle schools and poorer neighbourhoods: between Effectiveness and the Law, Ethics and Culture model Acosta, Felicitas
2006
3 p. 225-238
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104 Millfields Community School, Hackney Klein, Reva
2001
3 p. 3-7
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105 Moroccan mothers’ involvement in dialogic literary gatherings in a Catalan urban primary school: Increasing educative interactions and improving learning de Botton, Lena
2014
3 p. 241-249
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106 National student research fairs as evidence for progress in Qatar’s Education for a New Era Anderson, Margery K.
2010
3 p. 235-248
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107 Neoliberalism, curriculum development and manifestations of ‘creativity’ Hakala, Juha T
2015
3 p. 250-262
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108 New challenges of educational change Wrigley, Terry
2018
3 p. 207-208
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109 New Labour, the market and social inclusion Eggleston, John
2001
3 p. 59-60
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110 Northcote Primary School, Melbourne Worrall, Peter
1998
3 p. 4-8
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111 Notes and News 2000
3 p. 49-55
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112 Overcoming stereotypes, discovering hidden capitals Beckett, Lori
2014
3 p. 217-230
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113 Parental reactions to the special education individual education program process: Looking through the lens of grief Haley, Melinda
2013
3 p. 232-243
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114 Parent voice: knowledge, values and viewpoint Lumby, Jacky
2007
3 p. 220-232
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115 Participation in mathematics: what is the problem? Noyes, Andrew
2009
3 p. 277-288
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116 Paying attention to context and culture Wrigley, Terry
2012
3 p. 183-184
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117 Pedagogies for Improving Schools — an Invitation to Debate Wrigley, Terry
2000
3 p. 38-43
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118 Poverty and underachievement: False trails and new directions Wrigley, Terry
2014
3 p. 197-202
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119 Progressive mastery through deliberate practice: A promising approach for improving writing Panero, Nell Scharff
2016
3 p. 229-245
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120 Project-based learning: A review of the literature Kokotsaki, Dimitra
2016
3 p. 267-277
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121 Reconstructing professional learning community as collective creation Allen, David
2013
3 p. 191-208
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122 Reducing student ‘suspension rates’ and engaging students in learning: principal and teacher approaches that work Riordan, Geoff
2006
3 p. 239-250
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123 Relationships: The key to successful transition from primary to secondary school? Coffey, Anne
2013
3 p. 261-271
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124 Relationships with families: Have educators overlooked a critical piece of the puzzle? Buchanan, Karen
2017
3 p. 236-246
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125 Repositioning science reform efforts: Four practical recommendations from the field Ness, Daniel
2016
3 p. 258-266
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126 Responding to schoolgirl pregnancy: the recognition and non-recognition of difference Vincent, Kerry
2009
3 p. 225-236
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127 Risk and responsibility: the potential of peer teaching to address negative leadership Morrison, Morag
2004
3 p. 217-226
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128 School Improvement and Globalisation: a Response To Michael Barber Wrigley, Terry
2000
3 p. 3-5
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129 School improvements in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Asking the ‘expert witnesses’ Dickson, Martina
2013
3 p. 272-284
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130 Schools and poverty: questioning the Effectiveness and Improvement paradigms Wrigley, Terry
2006
3 p. 273-290
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131 School technology leadership in a Spanish secondary school: The TEI model Gallego-Arrufat, María-Jesús
2017
3 p. 247-263
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132 Secondary education students’ preferences regarding their participation in group work: The case of Greece Koutrouba, Konstantina
2012
3 p. 245-259
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133 Sharing knowledge for school improvement Wrigley, Terry
2019
3 p. 203
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134 Structural prerequisites for principals' and teachers' communication about teaching and learning issues Ärlestig, Helene
2008
3 p. 189-203
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135 Taking school improvement ® into the classroom Ainscow, Mel
1998
3 p. 43-48
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136 Teacher’s computer self-efficacy and its relationship with cognitive style and TPACK López-Vargas, Omar
2017
3 p. 264-277
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137 Teachers’ responsibility and expectations: Dependent on the school organisation? Sæbø, Grethe Ingebrigtsvold
2018
3 p. 285-295
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138 Teaching assistants' perceptions of their professional role and their experiences of doing a Foundation Degree Dunne, Linda
2008
3 p. 239-249
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139 Teaching Commitment and School Development Draper, Janet
2000
3 p. 27-32
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140 Teamwork doubting and doubting teamwork Benoliel, Pascale
2018
3 p. 225-239
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141 Telling stories: sustaining improvement in schools operating under adverse conditions Hayes, Debra
2006
3 p. 203-213
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142 The challenge facing newly appointed headteachers in managing school improvement Golightly, Jane
1998
3 p. 37-38
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143 The Changing Politics of Primary Education Batteson, Charles
2000
3 p. 44-48
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144 The ‘culture’ factor Wrigley, Terry
2005
3 p. 219-220
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145 The diversity of change Wrigley, Terry
2008
3 p. 187-188
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146 The emotions and relations of school change 2013
3 p. 189-190
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147 The Factors and Strategies Which Contribute To School Improvement Merrett, Gena
2000
3 p. 33-37
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148 The gender facilitative school: Advocating authenticity for gender expansive children in pre-adolescence Luecke, Julie C
2018
3 p. 269-284
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149 The IT Resource 1998
3 p. 11-13
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150 The Managed Heart Duignan, Patrick A.
2001
3 p. 33-39
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151 The nested systems of local school development: Understanding improved interaction and capacities in the different sub-systems of schools Adolfsson, Carl-Henrik
2017
3 p. 195-208
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152 The relationship of child poverty to school education McKinney, Stephen
2014
3 p. 203-216
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153 The School-Community Integrated Learning pathway: Exploring a new way to prepare and induct final-year preservice teachers Hudson, Suzanne
2015
3 p. 221-235
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154 The setting-up of multi-site school collaboratives: The benefits of this organizational reform in terms of networking opportunities and their effects Mifsud, Denise
2015
3 p. 236-249
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155 The `smaller' the school, the better? the Smaller Learning Communities (SLC) program in US high schools Lee, Moosung
2007
3 p. 261-282
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156 The theory into practice dilemma: Lesson planning challenges facing Botswana student-teachers Boikhutso, Keene
2010
3 p. 205-220
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157 The use of a diamond ranking and peer interviews to capture pupils’ perspectives Niemi, Reetta
2018
3 p. 240-254
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158 Third space epistemologies: Ethnicity and belonging in an ‘immigrant’-dominated upper secondary school in Norway Thomas, Paul
2016
3 p. 212-228
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159 To set or not to set; is that the question? Boyd, Brian
2007
3 p. 283-294
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160 To think or not to think: a preliminary investigation into the effects of teaching thinking Simister, Jane
2004
3 p. 243-254
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161 Towards a democratic school: The experience of secondary school pupils Simó, Núria
2016
3 p. 181-196
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162 Transposing a culture: reflections on the leadership of a closing school® Roberts, Amanda
2005
3 p. 237-253
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163 Two high schools and the road to full inclusion: A comparison study Pierson, Melinda R
2013
3 p. 223-231
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164 Understanding and enriching young people's learning: issues, complexities and challenges® Carnell, Eileen
2005
3 p. 269-284
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165 Understanding creativity and its implications for schools Hayes, Denis
2004
3 p. 279-286
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166 Understanding friendship between critical friends Gibbs, Paul
2008
3 p. 213-225
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167 Unlocking the potential: inspection as a mechanism for school improvement Chapman, Chris
2001
3 p. 41-50
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168 Vic: The challenges facing schools in a small, newly diverse, Catalan city Simó, Núria
2012
3 p. 211-227
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169 What does anyone know about peer mediation?® Flecknoe, Mervyn
2005
3 p. 221-235
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170 What do the Arts teach? Eisner, Elliot
1998
3 p. 32-36
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171 What is the tune, and who is the piper? Wrigley, Terry
2001
3 p. 1-2
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172 What's New in School Development and Development Planning? Harris, Alma
1998
3 p. 9-10
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173 What urban parents want: A parent network’s negotiation of school choice and advocacy efforts in underserved city schools Hill, Kirsten Dara
2018
3 p. 209-224
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174 When at-risk students defy the odds Aronson, Rosa
2001
3 p. 9-22
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175 When teaching gets tough – Professional community inhibitors of teacher-targeted bullying and turnover intentions Pyhältö, Kirsi
2015
3 p. 263-276
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176 When teaching makes a difference: a case study on language teaching in the final primary year Picaroni, Beatriz
2004
3 p. 255-266
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177 ‘Why didn’t they ask me?’: Student perspectives on a school improvement initiative Scanlon, Lesley
2012
3 p. 185-197
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178 Working in systems: An ongoing issue Wrigley, Terry
2017
3 p. 193-194
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179 Year 8 - a Suitable Case for ® School Improvement Doddington, Chris
1998
3 p. 39-42
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180 'Yes, but...' A continuing debate Durrant, Judith
1998
3 p. 15-17
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181 Young people, imagination and re-engagement in the middle years Bland, Derek
2009
3 p. 237-248
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