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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Accelerating educational change Shirley, Dennis
2017
3 p. 257-262
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2 A critical response to Michael Fullan’s “The future of educational change: system thinkers in action” Noguera, Pedro A.
2006
3 p. 129-132
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3 Adapting routines in schools when facing challenging situations: Extending previous theories on routines by considering theories on self-regulated and collectively regulated learning Maag Merki, Katharina

3 p. 583-604
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4 An Action Research Network as a Strategy forEducational Change: The ``Learning for aSustainable Environment'' Project John Fien
2001
3 p. 207-221
15 p.
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5 Anatomy of an educational change: The safe learning model, Sierra Leone Sugrue, Ciaran

3 p. 631-657
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6 “Are we making a quilt, with lots of ill-fitting cloths in here?”: Teachers’ internal conversations on curriculum making Hizli Alkan, Sinem

3 p. 457-478
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7 A timely opportunity for change: Increasing refugee parental involvement in U.S. schools Koyama, Jill
2017
3 p. 311-335
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8 Back to the future? Reflections on three phases of education policy reform in Wales and their implications for teachers Evans, Gareth

3 p. 371-396
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9 Balancing power in communities of practice: An examination of increasing student voice through school-based youth–adult partnerships Mitra, Dana L.
2007
3 p. 221-242
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10 Beyond the power of one: redesigning the work of school principals Thomson, Pat
2006
3 p. 161-177
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11 Big Change QuestionAre School Effectiveness Measures Suspect inHelping Us Identify What is Needed to TransformTeaching and Learning? Kathryn Riley
2002
3 p. 407-415
9 p.
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12 Big Change QuestionIn a Period of Global Uncertainty, do Faith-Based Schools Re-Enforce Social DivisionsWithin Societies and between Nations? Kathryn Riley
2003
3 p. 295-307
13 p.
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13 Big Change Questions: Is Finding the RightBalance with Regard to Educational ChangePossible, given the Tensions that occur BetweenGlobal Influences and Local Traditions? Khamphay Sisavanh
2001
3 p. 261-266
6 p.
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14 Big Change Questions: Is Finding the RightBalance with regard to Educational Changepossible, given the Tensions that occur betweenGlobal Influences and Local Traditions, incountries in Asia-Pacific? Kyung-chul Huh
2001
3 p. 257-260
4 p.
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15 Big Change Question What is Needed to Resolve the Social and Critical Issues Affecting Large Scale Reform Macro Change Demands Micro Involvement Charol Shakeshaft
2004
3 p. 289-292
4 p.
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16 Big Change Question What is Needed to Resolve the Social and Critical Issues Affecting Large Scale Reform Macro Change Demands Micro Involvement Seymour B. Sarason
2004
3 p. 292-295
4 p.
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17 Big Change Question What is Needed to Resolve the Social and Critical Issues Affecting Large Scale Reform Macro Change Demands Micro Involvement Paul Shaker
2004
3 p. 296-302
7 p.
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18 Book Review Scott, Janelle T.
2005
3 p. 297-301
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19 Book Review Lowenstein, Roger
2005
3 p. 301-305
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20 Book Review Datnow, A., Hubbard, L. and Mehan, H., Extending Educational Reform From One School to Many. London & New York, 2002. RoutledgeFalmer Peter W. Hill
2004
3 p. 307-309
3 p.
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21 Book Review Datnow, A., Hubbard, L. and Mehan, H., Extending Educational Reform From One School to Many. London & New York, 2002. RoutledgeFalmer Brahm Fleisch
2004
3 p. 303-306
4 p.
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22 Book Review: Deal, T., & Hentschke, G. Adventures of Charter School Creators: Leading from the Ground Up. Lanham, (2004). Scarecrow Education. Scott, Janelle T.
2005
3 p. 293-297
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23 Book Reviews 2003
3 p. 309-321
6 p.
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24 Breakthrough is a pathway best not taken Dickinson, David K.
2007
3 p. 279-282
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25 Can schools successfully meet their educational aims without the clear support of their local communities? Riley, Kathryn
2008
3 p. 311-316
artikel
26 Can We Transplant Educational Reform, and DoesIt Last? Amanda Datnow
2002
3 p. 215-239
25 p.
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27 Challenges in Fostering Ethical Knowledge as Professionalism within Schools as Teaching Communities Campbell, Elizabeth
2005
3 p. 207-226
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28 Changing organizational culture and instructional methods in elementary schools: Perceptions of teachers and professional educational consultants Shachar, Hanna
2009
3 p. 273-289
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29 Choosing teaching as a career in urban public Catholic and Jewish schools by graduates of elite colleges Tamir, Eran
2013
3 p. 327-355
artikel
30 Closing the Achievement Gap A Metaphor for Children Left Behind Henry A. Giroux
2004
3 p. 213-228
16 p.
artikel
31 Collective learning in primary schools and teacher education institutes Castelijns, Jos
2013
3 p. 373-402
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32 Collective teacher efficacy research: Productive patterns of behaviour and other positive consequences Donohoo, Jenni
2018
3 p. 323-345
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33 Comments on Michael Fullan’s, “The future of educational change: System thinkers in action” Datnow, Amanda
2006
3 p. 133-135
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34 Committed for life? Variations in teachers’ work, lives and effectiveness Day, Christopher
2007
3 p. 243-260
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35 Community schools: bridging educational change through partnerships Malone, Helen Janc

3 p. 487-497
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36 Competing purposes of education: The case of underschooled immigrant students Drake, Kristy
2017
3 p. 337-363
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37 Comprehensive school teachers’ professional agency in large-scale educational change Pyhältö, Kirsi
2013
3 p. 303-325
artikel
38 Conceptualising educational changes: A social innovation approach Loogma, Krista
2012
3 p. 283-301
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39 Correction to: How can principal leadership practices promote teacher collaboration and organizational change? A longitudinal multiple case study of three school improvement initiatives Meyer, André

3 p. 659-660
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40 Correction to: How history matters: The emergence and persistence of structural conflict between academic and vocational education: The case of post‑Soviet Estonia Loogma, Krista
2019
3 p. 423-424
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41 Correction to: Twenty years of the Journal of Educational Change: A Perspective from the Global South Fleisch, Brahm

3 p. 485
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42 Creating capacity for learning: Are we there yet? Stoll, Louise

3 p. 421-430
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43 Curricular change in Turkey: Time, sequentiality, and differential power of actors in establishing a new knowledge path Nohl, Arnd-Michael
2016
3 p. 303-318
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44 Darling-Hammond: The flat world and education: How America’s commitment to equity will determine our future Hersi, Afra Ahmed
2010
3 p. 291-295
artikel
45 Defining spaces: resource centres, collaboration, and inclusion in Kazakhstan Somerton, Michelle

3 p. 315-334
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46 Digital learning trails: Scaling technology-facilitated curricular innovation in schools with a rhizomatic lens Jamaludin, Azilawati
2016
3 p. 355-377
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47 Disabling conditions: Investigating instructional leadership teams in action Weiner, Jennie Miles
2014
3 p. 253-280
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48 Discourses of Exclusion and Inclusion inthe South: Limits and Possibilities Yusuf Sayed
2003
3 p. 231-248
18 p.
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49 Disseminating New Technologies ThroughVocational Education for Rural Change inChina Zhang Tiedao
2001
3 p. 223-238
16 p.
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50 Educational change as social movement: an emerging paradigm from the Global South Rincón-Gallardo, Santiago

3 p. 467-477
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51 Educational change following conflict: Challenges related to the implementation of a peace education programme in Kenya Lauritzen, Solvor Mjøberg
2016
3 p. 319-336
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52 Educational Change in Asia: An Overview Rupert Maclean
2001
3 p. 189-192
4 p.
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53 Educational Change Putting Reform into Perspective Michèle Schmidt
2004
3 p. 207-211
5 p.
artikel
54 Educational reform as a dynamic system of problems and solutions: Towards an analytic instrument Luttenberg, Johan
2012
3 p. 335-352
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55 Education and the Contested Meanings of `GlobalCitizenship' Leslie G. Roman
2003
3 p. 269-293
25 p.
artikel
56 Enacting autonomy reform in schools: The re-shaping of roles and relationships under Local Schools, Local Decisions Gavin, Mihajla

3 p. 501-523
artikel
57 Ensuring the ongoing engagement of second-stage teachers Kirkpatrick, Cheryl L.
2014
3 p. 231-252
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58 Evaluation and decentralised governance: Examples of inspections in polycentric education systems Ehren, M. C. M.
2017
3 p. 365-383
artikel
59 Evolution in educational change: A literature review of the historical core of the Journal of Educational Change Garcia-Huidobro, Juan Cristobal
2017
3 p. 263-293
artikel
60 Fazal Rizvi and Bob Lingard: Globalizing education policy Schutz, Aaron
2011
3 p. 371-375
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61 Fazal Rizvi and Bob Lingard: Globalizing education policy Nagahara, Minori
2011
3 p. 377-383
artikel
62 Female traditional principals and co-principals: Experiences of role conflict and job satisfaction Eckman, Ellen Wexler
2009
3 p. 205-219
artikel
63 First Nations, Métis, and Inuit education: The Alberta initiative for school improvement approach to improve indigenous education in Alberta Gunn, Thelma M.
2010
3 p. 323-345
artikel
64 From Network Learning to Classroom Teaching Ann Lieberman
2002
3 p. 315-337
23 p.
artikel
65 From new to nuanced: (Re)Considering educator professionalism and its impacts Weiner, Jennie Miles

3 p. 443-454
artikel
66 Gender discourse in an Arab-Muslim high school in Israel: Ethnographic case study Arar, Khalid
2014
3 p. 281-301
artikel
67 Genre and activism: Schools, social movements, and genres as discourse conduits Collin, Ross
2012
3 p. 353-372
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68 Getting policy done in educational practice: What happens when multiple central government policies meet clusters of organization routines in schools Waslander, Sietske

3 p. 605-630
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69 Globalization and the Cultural Politics of Raceand Educational Reform Fazal Rizvi
2003
3 p. 209-211
3 p.
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70 Globalization, Race and Education: Continuityand Change Sally Tomlinson
2003
3 p. 213-230
18 p.
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71 Historicizing the Future Educational Reform, Systems of Reason, and the Making of Children Who are the Future Citizens Thomas S. Popkewitz
2004
3 p. 229-247
19 p.
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72 How can education systems improve? A systematic literature review Barrenechea, Ignacio

3 p. 479-499
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73 How can principal leadership practices promote teacher collaboration and organizational change? A longitudinal multiple case study of three school improvement initiatives Meyer, André

3 p. 425-455
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74 How do development paradigms influence education policy? Hasan, Abrar
2010
3 p. 297-306
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75 How school leaders can build effective data teams: Five building blocks for a new wave of data-informed decision making Schildkamp, Kim
2019
3 p. 283-325
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76 How to lead educational change Shirley, Dennis
2016
3 p. 281-285
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77 Impact of inquiry-based working on the capacity to change in primary education Amels, Judith
2019
3 p. 351-374
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78 Implementation of School-Based Management in Hong Kong: Recent Development and Future Challenges Yu, Huen
2005
3 p. 253-275
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79 Implementing new teacher evaluation systems: Principals’ concerns and supervisor support Derrington, Mary Lynne
2015
3 p. 305-326
artikel
80 Improving anti-bullying initiatives: The role of an expanded research agenda Ertesvåg, Sigrun K.
2014
3 p. 349-370
artikel
81 Informal learning organizations as part of an educational ecology: Lessons from collaboration across the formal-informal divide Russell, Jennifer Lin
2012
3 p. 259-281
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82 Innovating teaching and instruction in turbulent times: The dynamics of principals’ exploration and exploitation activities Pietsch, Marcus

3 p. 549-581
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83 Inside school turnaround: What drives success? Hill, Kirsten Lee

3 p. 393-423
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84 International learning communities: What happens when leaders seek to learn across national boundaries? Mehta, Jal
2019
3 p. 327-350
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85 Johnson, L. (2001). Media, Education, andChange Robert Morgan
2002
3 p. 420-424
5 p.
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86 Johnson, L. (2001). Media, Education, andChange Chris Bigum
2002
3 p. 417-420
4 p.
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87 Johnson, L. (2001). Media, Education, andChange Becky Fong
2002
3 p. 424-427
4 p.
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88 Large-scale assessments and their effects: The case of mid-stakes tests in Ontario Hargreaves, A.

3 p. 393-420
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89 Leading authentically at the cross-roads of culture and context Walker, Allan
2007
3 p. 257-273
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90 Leading in the age of post-socialist education transformations: Examining sustainability of teacher education reform in Latvia Webster, Colin
2010
3 p. 347-370
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91 Learning and teaching, schools and communities Burns, Tracey
2008
3 p. 305-309
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92 Local education authority’s quality management within a coupled school system: Strategies, actions, and tensions Håkansson, Jan

3 p. 291-314
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93 Mark Bray and Ramsey Koo (eds), Education and Society in Hong Kong and Macau: Comparative Perspectives on Continuity andChangeTony Townsend and Yin Cheong Cheng (eds),Educational Change and Developmentin the Asia-Pacific Region: Challenges for theFuture Robyn Baker
2001
3 p. 271-275
5 p.
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94 Mark Bray and Ramsey Koo (eds), Education and Society in Hong Kong and Macau: Comparative Perspectives on Continuity andChangeTony Townsend and Yin Cheong Cheng (eds),Educational Change and Developmentin the Asia-Pacific Region: Challenges for theFuture Rosemary Preston
2001
3 p. 276-280
5 p.
artikel
95 Mark Bray and Ramsey Koo (eds), Education and Society in Hong Kong and Macau: Comparative Perspectives on Continuity andChangeTony Townsend and Yin Cheong Cheng (eds),Educational Change and Developmentin the Asia-Pacific Region: Challenges for theFuture David Post
2001
3 p. 267-271
5 p.
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96 Mathematics, PISA, and culture: An unpredictable relationship Andrews, Paul
2015
3 p. 251-280
artikel
97 Meeting the discipline challenge: Capacity-building youth-adult leadership Brasof, Marc
2019
3 p. 375-398
artikel
98 M. Fullan, P. Hill and C. Crevola, Breakthrough White, R. E.
2007
3 p. 283-285
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99 M. Fullan, P. Hill and C. Crevola, Breakthrough Cooper, Patricia M.
2007
3 p. 275-277
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100 Michael Fullan, Turnaround Leadership Booher-Jennings, Jennifer
2007
3 p. 291-294
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101 Michael Fullan, Turnaround Leadership Angelis, Michael Robert De
2007
3 p. 287-289
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102 Michael Fullan, Turnaround Leadership Del Prete, Thomas
2007
3 p. 295-298
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103 Middle leaders translating knowledge about improvement: Making change in the school and preschool organisation Nehez, Jaana

3 p. 315-341
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104 Moving educational policy to educators’ lived reality: One state’s trickle-down, bottom-up pathway to literacy intervention reform Barrett-Tatum, Jennifer

3 p. 355-378
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105 Moving knowledge around: Strategies for fostering equity within educational systems Ainscow, Mel
2012
3 p. 289-310
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106 Networks and Contexts of Reform Jan Nespor
2002
3 p. 365-382
18 p.
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107 New Directions for School Effectiveness Research: Towards School Effectiveness Without Schools Muijs, Daniel
2006
3 p. 141-160
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108 Overlooking the descent: Operational definition, identification, and description of school decline Hochbein, Craig
2010
3 p. 281-300
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109 Perils of perspective: Identifying adult confidence in the child’s capacity, autonomy, power and agency (CAPA) in readiness for voice-inclusive practice Gillett-Swan, Jenna K.
2019
3 p. 399-421
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110 Policy makers’ rhetoric of educational change: A critical analysis Kovačević, Jasna
2018
3 p. 375-417
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111 Possibility and persistence of educational change research: Concluding remarks to the twentieth anniversary issue of the Journal of Educational Change Stone-Johnson, Corrie

3 p. 511-515
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112 Professionalism and Politics in HighSchool Teaching Reform Joan E. Talbert
2002
3 p. 339-363
25 p.
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113 Professional Learning and School-Network Ties: Prospects for School Improvement1 Little, Judith
2005
3 p. 277-284
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114 Racializing educational change: Melting pot and mosaic influences on educational policy and practice Skerrett, Allison
2008
3 p. 261-280
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115 Radical change through radical means: learning power Oakes, Jeannie
2007
3 p. 193-206
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116 Redefining high performance in Northern Ireland: Deeper learning and twenty-first century skills meet high stakes accountability Nehring, James H.
2015
3 p. 327-348
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117 Reflections on the Teacher Education System Overhaul (TESO) program in Ethiopia: Promises, pitfalls, and propositions Mekonnen, Dawit M.
2008
3 p. 281-304
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118 Reform Policy and Teacher Professionalism infour Nordic Countries Kirsti Klette
2002
3 p. 265-282
18 p.
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119 Reforms in Teacher Education in India J.S. Rajput
2001
3 p. 239-256
18 p.
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120 Rejuvenating experienced teachers through Quality Teaching Rounds professional development Gore, Jennifer

3 p. 335-354
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121 Reply Veugelers, Wiel
2005
3 p. 284-291
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122 Reply to Noguera, Datnow and Stoll, Jan 2006 Fullan, Michael
2006
3 p. 137-139
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123 Restructuring Educational Leadership in Changing Contexts A LocalGlobal Account of Restructuring in Australia Jill Blackmore
2004
3 p. 267-288
22 p.
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124 Review of McKinsey report Schratz, Michael
2008
3 p. 321-324
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125 Review of McKinsey report: How the world’s best performing school systems come out on top Braun, Henry
2008
3 p. 317-320
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126 Rhetoric Versus Reality in Educational Reform The Case of the National Science Foundation's Urban Systemic Initiative Kathryn M. Borman
2004
3 p. 249-266
18 p.
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127 Scaling up successfully: Lessons from Kenya’s Tusome national literacy program Piper, Benjamin
2018
3 p. 293-321
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128 School district triggers for reconstructing professional knowledge Hannay, Lynne M.
2012
3 p. 311-326
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129 School improvement through inspections? First empirical insights from Germany Dedering, Kathrin
2010
3 p. 301-322
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130 School leaders’ dilemmas and measures to instigate changes for inclusive education in Hong Kong Poon-McBrayer, Kim Fong
2017
3 p. 295-309
artikel
131 Struggling for Educational Equity inDiverse Communities:School Reform as Social Movement Jeannie Oakes
2002
3 p. 383-406
24 p.
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132 Student-involved data use: Establishing the evidence base Jimerson, Jo Beth
2015
3 p. 281-304
artikel
133 Supporting the middle tier to engage with school-based networks: Change strategies for influencing and cohering Chapman, Christopher
2009
3 p. 221-240
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134 Sustainability of educational change:The role of social geographies Andy Hargreaves
2002
3 p. 189-214
26 p.
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135 Sustaining Secondary School Visions Over Time: Resistance, Resilience and Educational Reform Giles, Corrie
2006
3 p. 179-208
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136 Systemically oriented leadership: Leading multi-school organisations in England Constantinides, Michalis

3 p. 525-547
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137 Taking into account mainstream economic and political trends, can/should school have a role in developing authentic critical thinking? Hernandez, Fernando
2006
3 p. 215-220
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138 Teacher agency and school-based curriculum in China’s non-elite schools Tan, Charlene
2016
3 p. 287-302
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139 Teacher agency and transformation at the crossroads of a diffused school change movement: An empirical typology of the Hyukshin Schools in South Korea Sung, Youl-Kwan

3 p. 397-419
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140 Teachers’ concerns towards change in Lebanese private schools and their relationship to gender, experience and type of change Yehya Chaar, N.
2016
3 p. 337-354
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141 Teachers’ perceptions of autonomy in the tensions between a subject focus and a cross-curricular school profile: A case study of a Finnish upper secondary school Elo, Janne

3 p. 423-445
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142 Teachers’ potential to promote students’ deeper learning in whole-class teaching: An observation study in Norwegian classrooms Sølvik, Randi M.

3 p. 343-369
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143 Teachers’ spaces for coping with change in the context of a reform effort Zembylas, Michalinos
2007
3 p. 235-256
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144 The Cultural Context of Learning and Education in England,France and Denmark as a Basis for Understanding Educational Change Birte Ravn
2002
3 p. 241-263
23 p.
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145 The Ecology of School Improvement:Notes on the School Improvement Industry in theUnited States Brian Rowan
2002
3 p. 283-314
32 p.
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146 The future of educational change: system thinkers in action Fullan, Michael
2006
3 p. 113-122
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147 The future of educational change: system thinkers in action: response to Michael Fullan Stoll, Louise
2006
3 p. 123-127
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148 The importance of interplay between school-based and networked professional development: School professionals’ experiences of inter-school collaborations in learning networks Varga-Atkins, Tünde
2009
3 p. 241-272
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149 The legitimation crisis of educational change Shirley, Dennis
2015
3 p. 245-250
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150 Theory Competition and the Process of Change Timperley, Helen S.
2005
3 p. 227-251
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151 The Pendulum of Reform:Educational Change in Japan from the 1990sOnwards Kokichi Shimizu
2001
3 p. 193-205
13 p.
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152 The Presence of An-Other: The Prescienceof Racism in Post-Modern Times Ruth Eileen Arber
2003
3 p. 249-268
20 p.
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153 The role of principal empowerment within a site-based management environment: empirical testing of a structural model Rose, Graeme C.
2007
3 p. 207-233
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154 The role of teacher emotions in change: Experiences, patterns and implications for professional development Saunders, Rebecca
2012
3 p. 303-333
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155 The role of teachers in educational reform: A 20-year perspective Datnow, Amanda

3 p. 431-441
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156 Thinking with ‘lexical’ features to reconceptualize the ‘grammar’ of schooling: Shifting the focus from school to society Courtney, Steven J.

3 p. 401-421
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157 Timor-Leste education: supporting sustainable system-wide reform and school leader capacity-building through collaborative foreign aid Owen, Susanne

3 p. 379-400
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158 Toward an understanding of how teachers change during school reform: Considerations for educational leadership and school improvement Kaniuka, Theodore Stefan
2012
3 p. 327-346
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159 Transnational students and educational change Skerrett, Allison

3 p. 499-509
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160 Twenty five years of the Journal of Educational Change: A Perspective from the Global South Fleisch, Brahm

3 p. 479-483
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161 Understanding school districts as learning systems: Some lessons from three cases of complex transformation Davis, Brent
2012
3 p. 373-399
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162 Understanding teachers as change agents: An investigation of primary school teachers’ self-perception Heijden, H. R. M. A. van der
2018
3 p. 347-373
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163 Unmasking complexities involved in operationalising UPE policy initiatives: Using the ‘fCUBE’ policy implementation in Ghana as an exemplar Nudzor, Hope Pius
2012
3 p. 347-371
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164 Vectors of educational change: An introduction to the twentieth anniversary issue of the Journal of Educational Change Shirley, Dennis

3 p. 385-392
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165 We will now resume our regular programming Hatch, Thomas

3 p. 447-456
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166 Where be the ‘magic bullet’ for educational change? Vietnam and the quest of policy borrowing from abroad Le, Minh Hang

3 p. 455-466
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