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European Educational Research Journal (EERJ)
Référence : Vol. 5, n°2, 2006
Thème : Theoretical and Methodological Significance of Information and Communication Technology in Educational Practice
Introduction Postmodern Research and E-learning: anatomy and representation, Colin Harrison Design, Development and Implementation of Inclusive Education, Ton Mooij & Ed Smeets Measuring Social Aspects of Distributed Learning Groups, Wim Jochems & Karel Kreijns Use of Online Assessment to Enhance Teaching and Learning: the PASS-IT Project, Helen Ashton & Christine Wood KEYNOTE FOR THE JOINT POLICY STUDIES AND POLITICS OF EDUCATION/INCLUSIVE EDUCATION NETWORKS, ECER 2005 Social Capital: an educational panacea or a challenge to the way we do policy, Tom Healy ‘Different Children – a tougher job’. Icelandic Teachers Reflect on Changes in their Work, Ingólfur Ásgeir Jóhannesson REVIEW ESSAY Pathways to Inclusion: a guide to staff development, Bengt Persson
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