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Lebeau, Y.; Mills, D.
2008
From 'crisis' to ‘transformation'? Shifting orthodoxies of African higher education policy and research
Millman, R.; Iannone, P.; Johnston-Wilder, P.
2008
Educators and the teaching training context
Iannone,Paola.; Nardi,E.
2008
The interplay between syntactic and semantic knowledge in proof production: Mathematicians’ perspectives
Iannone,Paola; Cockburn , Anne
2008
If you can count to 10 you can count to infinity really: Fostering conceptual thinking in the first year of primary school
Nardi,Elena; Iannone,Paola; Biza,Irene
2008
Beyond the 'formalistic nonsense': the impact of symbols and prior images on students' sense-making of formal definitions

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Higher Education and Regional Transformation: Social and Cultural Perspectives (The HEART project)
Children Decide: Power, Participation and purpose in the primary classroom (dissemination grant)
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Developing visual research capacity in social science
Girls’ Perceptions of Physical Education at Key Stage 3 at Earlham High School

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Jolliffe
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S. A.
2008
Widening or Increasing Participation Within Further Education. A case study of a group of women returners and the barriers they faced on their journey to move on.
Young
,
N.
2008
An exploration of clinical decision-making amongst students and newly qualified midwives.
Thompson
,
J.
2008
Key stage 2 teachers' engagement with ICT: a mixed methods study investigating the effect of school size and social capital.

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