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British Educational Research Journal (BERJ)


Référence :  Vol. 35, n°2, avril 2009

 
  • Fathers' involvement in young children's literacy development: implications for family literacy programmes, Anne Morgan, Cathy Nutbrown, Peter Hannon
  • Gender 'matters' in the primary classroom: pupils' and teachers' perspectives, C. Skelton, B. Carrington, B. Francis, M. Hutchings, B. Read, I. Hall
  • Family Group Conferences—are they an effective and viable way of working with attendance and behaviour problems in schools?, Carol Hayden
  • Putting words in their mouths: the alignment of identities with system goals through the use of Individual Learning Plans, Mary Hamilton
  • Boredom in the lecture theatre: an investigation into the contributors, moderators and outcomes of boredom amongst university students, Sandi Mann, Andrew Robinson
  • Academic self-concept, gender and single-sex schooling, Alice Sullivan
  • Wanting to be 'known': redefining self-awareness through an understanding of self-narration processes in educational transitions, Jo Warin, Janine Muldoon
  • 'Nothing to do': the impact of poverty on pupils' learning identities within out-of-school activities, Yolande Muschamp, Kate Bullock, Tess Ridge, Felicity Wikeley



mot(s) clé(s) :  genre, parents et familles, recherche en éducation

catégorie(s) :  théorie de l'éducation