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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Access and use of technologies in the home in the UK: implications for the curriculum Lewin, Cathy
2004
2 p. 139-154
artikel
2 Active citizenship in schools and the community Lawson, Helen
2001
2 p. 163-178
artikel
3 A grand day out: towards a mode of interrogation of non-school pedagogic sites Dowling, Paul
2000
2 p. 247-271
artikel
4 An evaluation of pupil perceptions of Ireland, Irish history and its contribution to history teaching in our multicultural society Bracey, Paul
2003
2 p. 201-215
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5 Are we there yet? teachers, schools and electronic networks Carmichael, Patrick
2006
2 p. 167-186
artikel
6 Assessing children at the start of school: issues, dilemmas and current developments Stierer, Barry
1990
2 p. 155-169
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7 Assessment and testing in Scottish primary schools Harlen, Wynne
1996
2 p. 247-257
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8 Assessment and the National Curriculum: the standing of teachers and children Allanson, Jack
1990
2 p. 129-137
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9 Assessment for learning in English and mathematics: a comparison Hodgen, Jeremy
2005
2 p. 153-176
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10 Assessment in French primary schools Broadfoot, Patricia
1996
2 p. 227-246
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11 Becoming scientific and becoming professional: towards moderating rationalism in the initial teacher education curriculum Ovens, Peter
2000
2 p. 177-197
artikel
12 Book reviews 2006
2 p. 187-191
artikel
13 Call for papers 2008
2 p. 133
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14 Can we tell the difference and does it matter? Differences in achievement between girls and boys in Australian senior secondary education Matters, Gabrielle
1999
2 p. 283-302
artikel
15 Change in education and the mathematics teacher's role in Poland Wojciechowska, Agnieszka
1995
2 p. 235-239
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16 Cinderella and the ugly sisters: an assessment policy pantomine in two acts Broadfoot, Patricia
1990
2 p. 199-215
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17 Classroom assessment in Greek primary schools Mavrommatis, Yiannis
1996
2 p. 259-269
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18 Competency, epistemology and pedagogy: curriculum's holy trinity Katz, Steven
2000
2 p. 133-144
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19 Compulsory citizenship for the disenfranchised: benchmarking students, schools, and social and political attitudes before the Citizenship Order Morris, Zoë Slote
2003
2 p. 181-199
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20 Connecting with plants: lessons for life Galbraith, Jillian
2003
2 p. 279-286
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21 Conservative and liberal challenges to progressivist curricula in Scandinavia Svingby, Gunilla
1995
2 p. 211-223
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22 Constructivism in the curriculum. Can we close the gap between the strong theoretical version and the weak version of theory-in-practice? Watts, Mike
1991
2 p. 171-182
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23 Creativity: a reaffirmation of its place in early childhood education Prentice, Roy
2000
2 p. 145-158
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24 Critical thinking and the academic vocational divide Halliday, John
2000
2 p. 159-175
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25 Cross-curricular skills testing in The Netherlands Meijer, Joost
2007
2 p. 155-173
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26 Curriculum as policy: some implications of contemporary policy studies for the analysis of curriculum policy, with particular reference to post-primary curriculum policy in the Republic of Ireland Looney, Anne
2001
2 p. 149-162
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27 Curriculum development for professional ethics in Australian human service university programmes Fox, Tricia
2001
2 p. 241-259
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28 Curriculum document update 1997
2 p. 317-321
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29 Curriculum document update 1992
2 p. 195-200
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30 Curriculum document update 1993
2 p. 301-306
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31 Curriculum document update 1994
2 p. 265-271
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32 Curriculum document update 1991
2 p. 219-223
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33 Curriculum document update 1995
2 p. 265-271
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34 Curriculum document update 1996
2 p. 271-276
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35 Curriculum document update 1990
2 p. 235-237
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36 Developing a characterisation of citizenship education: issues arising from work undertaken in a higher education network Davies, Ian
2008
2 p. 119-132
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37 Developing narrative skills through case-studies Davies, Peter
2003
2 p. 217-232
artikel
38 Differentiation. Part of the problem or part of the solution? Hart, Susan
1992
2 p. 131-142
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39 Economic aspects of citizenship education: an investigation of students' understanding Davies, Peter
2002
2 p. 201-223
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40 Editorial 1995
2 p. 159-160
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41 Editorial 1996
2 p. 129-135
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42 Editorial 1999
2 p. 165-168
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43 Editorial McCormick, Bob
2002
2 p. 139
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44 Editorial McCormick, Bob
2003
2 p. 137-138
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45 Editorial McCormick, Bob
2004
2 p. 99-100
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46 Editorial 1990
2 p. 123-128
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47 Editorial 2006
2 p. 107-108
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48 Editorial Moon, Bob
2008
2 p. 67-69
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49 Editorial 1992
2 p. 121-123
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50 Editorial 1993
2 p. 179-183
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51 Editorial 1994
2 p. 129-131
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52 Editorial Morrison, Marlene
2000
2 p. 129-132
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53 Editorial 2001
2 p. 145-147
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54 Editorial 1991
2 p. 111-113
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55 Editorial introduction: Physical Education, sport and the curriculum Evans, John
1997
2 p. 185-197
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56 Editorial The American school curriculum-some views from the inside 1998
2 p. 141-143
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57 Equal opportunities and the Standard Assessment Tasks for 7 year olds Gipps, Caroline
1992
2 p. 171-183
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58 Evaluating an 'entitlement curriculum': mathematics for all? Burton, Leone
1992
2 p. 161-169
artikel
59 Exploring difficulties in learning to teach English post-16 Butcher, John
2003
2 p. 233-252
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60 Formative assessment: views through different lenses Black, Paul
2005
2 p. 133-135
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61 Fostering of creativity within an imaginative curriculum in higher education Donnelly, Roisin
2004
2 p. 155-166
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62 Four stories, a moral and two questions Simmonds, Gillian
1993
2 p. 185-199
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63 From teaching to learning Bridges, David
1991
2 p. 137-151
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64 GCSE mathematics in further education: challenging beliefs and practices Swan, Malcolm
2000
2 p. 199-223
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65 Gender, achievement and the 'Gold Standard': differential performance in the GCE A level examination Elwood, Jannette
1999
2 p. 189-208
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66 Gender issues in vocational education and training and workplace achievement of 14-19 year olds: an EOC perspective 1999
2 p. 209-229
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67 Goals or horizons—the conundrum of progression in English: or a possible way of understanding formative assessment in English Marshall, Bethan
2004
2 p. 101-113
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68 History at KS1 and KS2: questions of teaching, planning, assessment and progression Bage, Grant
1993
2 p. 269-282
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69 'How does your teacher help you to make your work better?' Children's understanding of formative assessment Tunstall, Pat
1996
2 p. 185-203
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70 How do I know if they're cheating? Teacher strategies in an information age Williams, Sadie
2001
2 p. 225-239
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71 ICT and pupil assessment McCormick, Robert
2004
2 p. 115-137
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72 Imagining the past: the use of archive pictures in secondary school history textbooks David, Robert G.
2000
2 p. 225-246
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73 Implementing media education in the Hong Kong secondary curriculum Cheung, Chi-Kim
2001
2 p. 191-205
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74 Implementing the National Curriculum at Key Stage 2 Richards, Colin
1993
2 p. 231-238
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75 In search of teacher assessment-its place in the National Curriculum assessment system of England and Wales Daugherty, Richanrd
1996
2 p. 137-152
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76 Introducing and assessing National Curriculum history at Key Stage 3 in a 13-18 comprehensive school. Formative versus summative assessment Patterson, Derek H.
1994
2 p. 195-213
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77 'It's not labour and it's not play': teaching and learning in secondary schools Rudduck, Jean
1991
2 p. 125-135
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78 Learning how to learn: the dynamic assessment of learning power Crick, Ruth Deakin
2007
2 p. 135-153
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79 Learning to live with the National Curriculum: a case-study of a headteacher's dilemmas Hayes, Denis
1993
2 p. 201-213
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80 Lessons from around the world: how policies, politics and cultures constrain and afford assessment practices Black, Paul
2005
2 p. 249-261
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81 Managing curriculum change in the field of personal and social education and pastoral care Dowling, Steve
1991
2 p. 201-217
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82 Measuring teacher beliefs about alternative curriculum designs Cheung, Derek
2002
2 p. 225-248
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83 Models of teacher assessment among primary school teachers in England Gipps, Caroline
1996
2 p. 167-183
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84 Movers and Shakers: high politics and the origins of the National Curriculum Taylor, Tony
1995
2 p. 161-184
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85 National Curriculum assessment and the primary school: reactions and illustrations of emerging practice Conner, Colin
1990
2 p. 139-154
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86 National Curriculum assessment: has anything been learned from the experience of the APU? Murphy, Patricia
1990
2 p. 185-197
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87 Opportunities missed and/or thwarted? 'Funds of knowledge' meet the English national curriculum Thomson, Pat
2008
2 p. 87-103
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88 Physical education and nationalism in Wales Davies, Brian
1997
2 p. 249-270
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89 Physical education and sport and special needs in Germany Doll-Tepper, Gudrun
1997
2 p. 299-315
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90 Policy, practice, and reconversion in Spanish educational reform: teaching and teacher education in physical education Devis-Devis, Jose
1997
2 p. 213-230
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91 Popular histories: 'education' and 'entertainment' in information books for children Scanlon, Margaret
2002
2 p. 141-161
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92 Practical media work and the curriculum of the future Watling, Rob
2001
2 p. 207-224
artikel
93 Primary foreign languages - the integration model: some parameters for research Hood, Philip
1994
2 p. 235-247
artikel
94 Pupil commentary on assessment for learning Cowie, Bronwen
2005
2 p. 137-151
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95 Quantitative and case-based insights into issues of gender and school-based achievement: beyond simplistic explanations Kutnick, Peter
1999
2 p. 253-282
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96 Reforming the Canadian curriculum Werner, Walt
1995
2 p. 225-233
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97 Regenerating curriculum and pedagogy: the English experience Moon, Bob
1995
2 p. 185-198
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98 Reintroducing creativity: Day 10 at Hackleton School Woods, Peter
2002
2 p. 163-182
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99 Research into learning to learn through the assessment of quality and organization of learning outcomes Csapo, Benő
2007
2 p. 195-210
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100 Review article Tunstall, Pat
1990
2 p. 217-226
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101 Reviews 1995
2 p. 241-263
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102 Reviews 1999
2 p. 303-314
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103 Reviews 2001
2 p. 261-269
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104 Reviews 2002
2 p. 249-262
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105 Reviews 1991
2 p. 225-242
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106 Reviews 1992
2 p. 201-210
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107 Reviews 2000
2 p. 287-294
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108 Reviews 1993
2 p. 295-300
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109 Reviews 1994
2 p. 249-264
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110 Reviews 2004
2 p. 183-186
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111 Reviews 1990
2 p. 227-233
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112 Richer or poorer, better or worse? How has the development of primary science teaching been affected by National Curriculum policy? Smith, Robin
1994
2 p. 163-177
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113 Science in the primary school: the problem of teachers' curricular expertise Summers, Mike
1994
2 p. 179-193
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114 Staff involvement in the design of a key skills curriculum model: a case-study Kelly, Anthony
2001
2 p. 179-190
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115 Still building American character: sport and the physical education curriculum Rees, C. Roser
1997
2 p. 199-212
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116 'Straitjacket' or 'springboard for sustainable learning'? The implications of formative assessment practices in vocational learning cultures Davies, Jenifer
2008
2 p. 71-86
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117 Subsidiarity in education: the example of British primary humanities Alan, W.
1993
2 p. 283-294
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118 Teacher-pupil interaction in formative assessment: assessing the work or protecting the child? Pryour, John
1996
2 p. 205-226
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119 Teachers' summative practices and assessment for learning - tensions and synergies Harlen, Wynne
2005
2 p. 207-223
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120 Teachers' work in reading literacy across the curriculum in the senior phase of learning Harreveld, Bobby
2008
2 p. 105-118
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121 Teaching, and researching the teaching of, a history topic: an experiment in collaboration Woods, Peter
1994
2 p. 133-161
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122 Teaching sustainable development in primary schools: theory into practice Summers, Mike
2003
2 p. 157-180
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123 Technical University of Lisbon and University of Liege Costa, Francisco Carreiro Da
1997
2 p. 231-247
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124 Technology enhancing learning: analysing uses of information and communication technologies by primary and secondary school pupils with learning frameworks Passey, Don
2006
2 p. 139-166
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125 The broad and balanced curriculum in primary schools some limitations on reform Campbell, R. J.
1993
2 p. 215-229
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126 The changing face of topic work in the primary curriculum Dadds, Marion
1993
2 p. 253-267
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127 The child and the primary curriculum — from policy to practice Drummond, Mary Jane
1991
2 p. 115-124
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128 The curriculum and current educational thinking in France Forquin, Jean-Claude
1995
2 p. 199-209
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129 The development of learning to learn in a European context Fredriksson, Ulf
2007
2 p. 127-134
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130 The development of learning to learn in Spain Moreno, Amparo
2007
2 p. 175-193
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131 The importance of pedagogical content knowledge in assessment for learning practices: a case-study of a whole-school approach Jones, Alister
2005
2 p. 193-206
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132 The journey so far: assessment for learning in Scotland Hutchinson, Carolyn
2005
2 p. 225-248
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133 The Literacy Hour: a case for listening to children Hancock, Roger
2002
2 p. 183-200
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134 The long-term impact of the Dewey School Tyler, Ralph
1992
2 p. 125-129
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135 The mediating role of LEAs in the interpretation of government assessment policy at school level in England Conner, Colin
1996
2 p. 153-166
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136 The (mis)use of SATs to examine gender and achievement at Key Stage 2 Fielding, Shaun
1999
2 p. 169-187
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137 The National Curriculum and the changing nature of topic work Webb, Rosemary
1993
2 p. 239-251
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138 The National Curriculum: control or liberation for pupils with learning difficulties? Sebba, Judy
1992
2 p. 143-160
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139 The nature of citizenship education provision: an initial study Leighton, Ralph
2004
2 p. 167-181
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140 The role of subject area, gender, ethnicity and school background in the degree results of Cambridge University undergraduates Leman, Patrick J.
1999
2 p. 231-252
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141 The social construction of pedagogic discourse in physical education teacher education in Australia Kirk, David
1997
2 p. 271-298
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142 Thinking skills and the whole curriculum Craft, Anna
1991
2 p. 183-199
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143 To prove or improve? Assessment issues with particular reference to bilingual learners Gravelle, Maggie
1992
2 p. 185-194
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144 Towards a pedagogy for information technology Somekh, Bridget
1991
2 p. 153-170
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145 Two teachers making assessment for learning their own Sato, Mistilina
2005
2 p. 177-191
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146 'Under-achieving boys' in English primary schools? Warrington, Molly
2003
2 p. 139-156
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147 Uses and abuses of the TGAT assessment model: the case of history and the 45 boxes Haydn, Terry
1994
2 p. 215-233
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148 Why criterion-referenced assessment is unlikely to improve learning Simpson, Mary
1990
2 p. 171-183
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