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1 Accountability and the affective labour of teachers: a Marxist–Vygotskian perspective Kostogriz, Alex
2012
4 p. 397-412
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2 A courageous conversation with racism: revealing the racialised stories of Aboriginal deficit for pre-service teachers Daniels-Mayes, Sheelagh

4 p. 537-554
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3 A crisis in search of a narrative: Australia, COVID-19 and the subjectification of teachers and students in the national interest Crome, Jennifer

4 p. 1181-1196
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4 Activating and reinforcing graduates’ capabilities: early lessons learned from a Teaching Performance Assessment Kriewaldt, Jeana

4 p. 681-696
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5 Actualising the affordances of innovative learning environments through co-creating practice change with teachers Young, Fiona

4 p. 805-826
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6 A qualitative inquiry into the relationships between teacher efficacy beliefs and teaching task analysis in the context of learner-centred pedagogy Lee, Wei Ching

4 p. 611-628
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7 Artefacts, practices and pedagogies: teaching writing in English in the NAPLAN era Gannon, Susanne

4 p. 657-679
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8 Arts engagement outside of school: Links with Year 10 to 12 students’ intrinsic motivation and self-efficacy in responding to art Morris, Julia E.
2018
4 p. 455-472
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9 Arts engagement outside of school: Links with Year 10 to 12 students’ intrinsic motivation and self-efficacy in responding to art Morris, Julia E.

4 p. 455-472
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10 Arts engagement outside of school: Links with Year 10 to 12 students’ intrinsic motivation and self-efficacy in responding to art Morris, Julia E.

4 p. 455-472
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11 Assessing ethical capability: a framework for supporting teacher judgement of student proficiency Reeves, Benjamin

4 p. 779-804
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12 Authentically assessing graduate teaching: outside and beyond neo-liberal constructs Allard, Andrea C.
2013
4 p. 425-443
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13 Beyond cognitivisation: creating collectively constructed imaginary situations for supporting learning and development Fleer, Marilyn
2012
4 p. 413-430
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14 Book reviews Doherty, Catherine
2010
4 p. 115-124
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15 Can we escape the program? Inventing possible∼impossible futures in/for Australian educational research Gough, Noel
2010
4 p. 9-42
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16 Challenges of curricular contextualisation: teachers’ perspectives Leite, Carlinda
2018
4 p. 435-453
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17 Changing boundaries—Shifting identities: Strategic interventions to enhance the future of educational research in Australia Harrison, Neil
2013
4 p. 493-507
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18 Charting career aspirations: a latent class mixture model of aspiration trajectories in childhood and adolescence Berger, Nathan

4 p. 651-678
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19 Climate change ignorance: an unacceptable legacy Boon, Helen J.
2014
4 p. 405-427
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20 Core or periphery? The positioning of language and literacies in enabling programs in Australia Baker, Sally
2016
4 p. 487-503
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21 Correction: AER Reviewers 2005
4 p. 1277
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22 Correction: Contributors
4 p. 1279
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23 Correction to: Overrepresentation of Indigenous students in school suspension, exclusion, and enrolment cancellation in Queensland: is there a case for systemic inclusive school reform? Graham, Linda J.

4 p. 1271
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24 Correction to: Sociality, resilience and agency: how did young Australians experience online learning during Covid-19? Naidoo, Loshini

4 p. 1275-1276
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25 Correction to: Structure and agency in the development of education policies or refugee-background students Baak, Melanie

4 p. 1273
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26 Correction to: The affordances of innovative learning environments for deep learning: educators’ and architects’ perceptions Young, Fiona

4 p. 721-723
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27 Correction to: Towards a socially just dance curriculum entitlement Meiners, Jeff

4 p. 1269
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28 Counting national school enrolment shares in Australia: the political arithmetic of declining public school enrolment Rowe, Emma

4 p. 517-535
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29 Creating a reason to read: coaching strategies that support teachers to establish reading as a professional practice Sawatzki, Carly

4 p. 1197-1215
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30 Creative in finding creativity in the curriculum: the CLIL second language classroom Cross, Russell
2012
4 p. 431-445
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31 Creative in finding creativity in the curriculum: the CLIL second language classroom Cross, Russell

4 p. 431-445
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32 Cultivating teacher thriving through social–emotional competence and its development Collie, Rebecca J.
2019
4 p. 699-714
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33 Cultures of Success: How elite students develop and realise aspirations to study Medicine Ho, Christina

4 p. 1127-1147
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34 Developing culturally relevant and collaborative research approaches: A case study of working with remote and regional Aboriginal students to prepare them for life beyond school Shay, Marnee

4 p. 657-674
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35 Developing tomorrow’s decision-makers: opportunities for biotechnology education research Hilton, Annette
2011
4 p. 449-465
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36 Digital media, technologies and scholarship: Some shapes of eResearch in educational inquiry Markauskaite, Lina
2010
4 p. 79-101
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37 Do disadvantaged schools have poorer teachers? Rethinking assumptions about the relationship between teaching quality and school-level advantage Gore, Jennifer

4 p. 635-656
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38 Doing it by the numbers? Educational research and teacher education Reid, Jo-Anne
2011
4 p. 383-400
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39 Educational Research: the State of Sweden and the Australian 2.2 world Foss Lindblad, Rita
2013
4 p. 527-534
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40 Education research Australia: a changing ecology of knowledge and practice Seddon, Terri
2013
4 p. 433-451
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41 Education research in Australia: where is it conducted? Bobis, Janette
2013
4 p. 453-471
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42 Educator perspectives on teaching students from traumatic backgrounds and the potential for reflective circles Southall, Anne E.

4 p. 675-689
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43 Educators reflecting on sleep and rest time dilemmas in ECEC: where is the “critical” in reflective practices? Brownlee, Jo Lunn

4 p. 697-719
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44 Embracing multiple ways of knowing in regulatory assessments of quality in Australian early childhood education and care Jackson, Jen
2015
4 p. 515-526
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45 Enhancing pre-service teachers’ research engagement using flexible and scaffolded online resources Van Bergen, Penny

4 p. 629-649
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46 Equating a large-scale writing assessment using pairwise comparisons of performances Humphry, Stephen M.
2015
4 p. 443-460
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47 Ethical decision-making in academic administration: A qualitative study of college deans’ ethical frameworks Catacutan, Maria Rosario G.
2015
4 p. 483-514
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48 Examination-oriented or quality-oriented? A question for fellows of an alternative teacher preparation program in China Yin, Yue Melody

4 p. 727-742
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49 Examining pedagogies for teaching phonics: lessons from early childhood classrooms Mantei, Jessica

4 p. 743-760
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50 Exploring teachers’ relational agency in content–language teacher collaboration in secondary science education in Australia Nguyen, Minh Hue

4 p. 1-18
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51 Facilitating collaborative work in tertiary teaching: a self-study Verenikina, Irina
2012
4 p. 477-489
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52 Fostering teachers’ resilience and well-being through professional learning: effects from a training programme Fernandes, Luísa
2019
4 p. 681-698
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53 Framing ICT, teachers and learners in Australian school education ICT policy Jordan, Kathy
2011
4 p. 417-431
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54 How news media literacy is taught in Australian classrooms Corser, Kristy

4 p. 761-777
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55 ‘If you don’t feel respect then morally, it just takes a lot out of everything you’re doing”: learning in a pedagogical approach inspired by Reggio Emilia middle years school settings Rouse, Elizabeth

4 p. 1089-1104
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56 “I’m finally getting that help that I needed”: Early career teacher induction and professional learning Mansfield, Caroline
2019
4 p. 639-659
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57 ‘I’m trying to tell you this man is dangerous… and no one’s listening’: family violence, parent–school engagement and school complicity Saltmarsh, Sue

4 p. 771-794
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58 In ‘obey’-ance: one principal’s critically reflexive engagement with research in a culture of compliance Howie, Mark

4 p. 679-692
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59 Intercultural Understanding in the Australian Curriculum McCandless, Trevor

4 p. 571-590
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60 International ‘benchmarking’ studies and the identification of ‘education best practice’: a focus on classroom teachers and their practices Skourdoumbis, Andrew
2014
4 p. 411-423
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61 Internship: interpreting micropolitical contexts Ehrich, Lisa C.
2011
4 p. 467-481
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62 Introduction Kostogriz, Alex
2012
4 p. 389-396
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63 “It takes a whole school to raise a teacher”: examining executive staff support and perception of casual relief teachers in Australian schools Uchida, Minami

4 p. 711-726
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64 ‘Kindness and empathy beyond all else’: Challenges to professional identities of Higher Education teachers during COVID-19 times Cain, Melissa

4 p. 1233-1251
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65 Knowledge, the future, and education(al) research: A new-millennial challenge Green, Bill
2010
4 p. 43-62
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66 “Languages aren’t as important here”: German migrant teachers’ experiences in Australian language classes Bense, Katharina
2014
4 p. 485-497
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67 Leadership practices contributing to STEM education success at three rural Australian schools Murphy, Steve

4 p. 1049-1067
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68 Learning with portable digital devices in Australian schools: 20 years on! Newhouse, C. Paul
2013
4 p. 471-483
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69 Living in a 2.2 world: from mapping to strategic capacity building for Australian educational research Harrison, Neil
2013
4 p. 403-413
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70 Mapping educational research conducted in NSW government schools using the State Education Research Approval Process (SERAP) data base Hughes, John
2013
4 p. 425-432
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71 Meet the phallic teacher: designing curriculum and identity in a neoliberal imaginary McKnight, Lucinda
2016
4 p. 473-486
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72 Moving ideas and mobile researchers: Australia in the global context Fahey, Johannah
2010
4 p. 103-114
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73 Navigating the neo-academy: Experiences of liminality and identity construction among early career researchers at one Australian regional university Larsen, Ellen

4 p. 1069-1087
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74 Nikos Papastergiadis: Cosmopolitanism and culture Gulson, Kalervo N.
2012
4 p. 491-499
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75 Oral defence as a feedback mechanism in doctoral development and examination Lovat, Terence

4 p. 845-860
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76 Parent and teacher perceptions of NAPLAN in a sample of Independent schools in Western Australia Rogers, S. L.
2018
4 p. 493-513
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77 Parent and teacher perceptions of NAPLAN in a sample of Independent schools in Western Australia Rogers, S. L.

4 p. 493-513
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78 Participatory design for community-based research: a study on regional student higher education pathways Dollinger, Mollie

4 p. 739-755
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79 Personal Best (PB) goal-setting enhances arithmetical problem-solving Ginns, Paul
2018
4 p. 533-551
article
80 Personality traits of expert teachers of students with behavioural problems: a review and classification of the literature Buttner, Svenja
2015
4 p. 461-481
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81 Policy as numbers: ac/counting for educational research Lingard, Bob
2011
4 p. 355-382
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82 Poverty, place and pedagogy in education: research stories from front-line workers Comber, Barbara
2016
4 p. 393-417
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83 Preparing and supporting early childhood pre-service teachers in their professional journey Weatherby-Fell, Noelene
2019
4 p. 621-637
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84 Probabilities and possibilities within Australia’s future: Rethinking educational research Lee, Alison
2010
4 p. 1-7
article
85 Promoting resilience for teachers: pre-service and in-service professional learning Mansfield, Caroline
2019
4 p. 583-588
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86 Proposing a comprehensive model for identifying teaching candidates Bowles, Terry
2014
4 p. 365-380
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87 Publishing in the academy: An arts-based, metaphorical reflection towards self-care Barton, Georgina

4 p. 1105-1126
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88 Raising an Indigenous academic community: a strength-based approach to Indigenous early career mentoring in higher education Povey, Rhonda

4 p. 1165-1180
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89 Recognising the impact of highly accomplished and lead teachers Willis, Jill

4 p. 691-709
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90 Reconfiguring research in New Zealand: education, politics and performativity Roberts, Peter
2013
4 p. 509-512
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91 Reframing transitions to school as continuity practices: the role of practice architectures Boyle, Tess
2018
4 p. 419-434
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92 Relational analysis of prospective teachers’ emotions about teaching, emotional styles, and professional plans about teaching Eren, Altay
2013
4 p. 381-409
article
93 Relational pedagogy for student engagement and success at university Pearce, Jane
2011
4 p. 483-494
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94 Research assessment and the shaping of educational research in the UK Furlong, John
2013
4 p. 513-520
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95 Research is…making the emotional dimensions of academics’ research visible Selkrig, Mark

4 p. 721-737
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96 Responding to Living in a 2.2 World: ERA, Capacity Building and the topography of Australian Educational Research from Hong Kong Yang, Rui
2013
4 p. 521-525
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97 Secondary teachers’ perceptions of the importance of pedagogical approaches to support students’ behavioural, emotional and cognitive engagement Kelly, Megan L.

4 p. 1025-1047
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98 Should Australia have a law against cyberbullying? Problematising the murky legal environment of cyberbullying from perspectives within schools Pennell, Donna

4 p. 827-844
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99 Signatures of quality teaching for Indigenous students Boon, Helen J.
2016
4 p. 453-471
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100 Strategic capacity building for Australian educational research: creating spaces for action Goodyear, Peter
2013
4 p. 415-424
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101 Student subject choice in the final years of school: why science is perceived to be of poor value Palmer, Tracey-Ann

4 p. 591-609
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102 “Take a step back”: teacher strategies for managing heightened emotions Beltman, Susan
2019
4 p. 661-679
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103 Teachers’ emotional responses to new pedagogical tools in high challenge settings: illustrations from the Northern Territory Harper, Helen
2012
4 p. 447-461
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104 Teachers’ intentions to use national literacy and numeracy assessment data: a pilot study Pierce, Robyn
2011
4 p. 433-447
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105 Teaching as a ‘take-home’ job: understanding resilience strategies and resources for career change preservice teachers Beutel, Denise
2019
4 p. 607-620
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106 Teaching as regulated improvisation Thomas, Matthew Krehl Edward

4 p. 1149-1163
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107 Teaching primary science: emotions, identity and the use of practical activities Cripps Clark, John
2012
4 p. 463-475
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108 Technology and aesthetics in school excellence policies: the case of Through Growth to Achievement Norman, Pat

4 p. 1007-1023
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109 The affordances of innovative learning environments for deep learning: educators’ and architects’ perceptions Young, Fiona

4 p. 693-720
article
110 The crisis discourse of a wicked policy problem: vocational skills training in Australia Garrick, Barbara
2011
4 p. 401-416
article
111 The effect of the type of achievement grouping on students’ question generation in science Kaya, Sibel
2015
4 p. 429-441
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112 The enactment of agency in international academic mobility: a case of Chinese female PhD students in Australia Xu, Xing

4 p. 757-770
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113 The impact of COVID-19 on student learning in New South Wales primary schools: an empirical study Gore, Jennifer

4 p. 605-637
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114 The influence of professional development in gifted education on the frequency of instructional practices Peters, Scott J.
2018
4 p. 473-491
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115 The logic of history in ‘gap’ discourse and related research Rudolph, Sophie
2016
4 p. 437-451
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116 The making of ‘incompetent parents’: intersectional identity, habitus and Chinese rural migrant’s parental educational involvement Yu, Hui

4 p. 555-570
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117 Thinking dispositions as a resource for resilience in the gritty reality of learning to teach McGraw, Amanda
2019
4 p. 589-605
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118 ‘To be numerate is to be someone…’: Tracing the doings of students labelled ‘at risk’ Talbot, Debra
2016
4 p. 419-436
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119 Towards fairer assessment Klenowski, Val
2013
4 p. 445-470
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120 Voices in practice: challenges to implementing differentiated instruction by teachers and school leaders in an Australian mainstream secondary school Gibbs, Kathryn

4 p. 1217-1232
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121 Vulnerable learners in the age of COVID-19: A scoping review Drane, Catherine F.

4 p. 585-604
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122 Wellbeing in schools: what do students tell us? Powell, Mary Ann
2018
4 p. 515-531
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123 What counts as educational research? Spaces, boundaries and alliances Lee, Alison
2010
4 p. 63-78
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124 Where are the students? A close reading of priorities and silences in scholarly and public debates on VCE English (1990–2021) Horton, Allayne

4 p. 1253-1268
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125 Who is conducting educational research in Australia and how can their work be supported? Bennett, Dawn
2013
4 p. 473-492
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