Volume 23
Number 3, May 2009
Editorial | |
Martin Woodhead, Allison James & Nigel Thomas | 159-161 |
Articles | |
'Religious parents . . . just want the best for their kids': young people's perspectives on the influence of religious beliefs on parenting Janet Lees & Jan Horwath | 162-165 |
Young peoples' representations of 'atypical' work in English society Sarah Crafter, Lindsay O'Dell, Guida de Abreu & Tony Cline | 176-188 |
The role of mobile phones in family communication Kerry Devitt & Debi Roker | 189-202 |
Being relaxed and powerful: children's lived experiences of coping with stress Catrine Kostenius & Kerstin Öhrling | 203-213 |
Beyond social constructionism: a structural analysis of the cultural significance of the child star Jane O'Connor | 214-225 |
Research review | |
Listening to children in care: a review of methodological and theoretical approaches to understanding looked after children's perspectives Sally Holland | 226-235 |
Book reviews | |
Children's Anxiety: A Contextual Approach Amanda Henshall | 236-237 |
Foundations of Playwork Ute Navidi | 237-238 |
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Volume 8
Number 2, 2009
Articles | |
Online versus in-class courses: learning-style assessment as an advisement tool Gina Cicco | 161-173 |
Experiences gained using a set of SCORM compliant reusable learning objects for teaching programming Eileen Costelloe, Elizabeth Sherry & Patricia Magee | 175-191 |
Using mobile technologies for assessment and learning in practice settings: Outcomes of five case studies Christine Dearnley, Jill Taylor, Scott Hennessy, et al | 193-207 |
The Swiss Virtual Campus Project NAHRIS: experiences from a multidisciplinary e-learning project in the natural hazard and risk management domain Christophe Lienert, Nicole Bischof & Lorenz Hurni | 209-222 |
Self-actualization and e-learning: a qualitative investigation of university faculty’s perceived barriers to effective online instruction Jody Oomen-Early & Lynda Murphy | 223-240 |
Assessment using multi-criteria decision approach for ‘higher order skills’ learning domains Sadhu Balasundaram Ramakishnan & Balakrishnan Ramadoss | 241-262 |
Do entry characteristics of online learners affect their satisfaction? Erman Yukselturk | 263-281 |
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Volume 41
Number 1, 2009
Symposium | |
Education as engineering John Dewey | 1 |
Mind the gap: Dewey on educational bridge-building Stefan Thomas Hopmann | 7 |
Building bridges or building people? On the role of engineering in education Gert Biesta | 13 |
The art and science of education Jim Garrison | 17 |
Is there progress in education? If not, why not? Francis Schrag | 21 |
Articles | |
Applied Science in the English school curriculum: the meaning and significance of 'vocationalization' Jacqueline Bell & James Donnelly | 25 |
School-based teacher development through a school–university collaborative project: a case study of a recent initiative in China Yuzhen Xu | 49 |
Educational governance, school autonomy and curriculum implementation: diversity and uniformity in knowledge offerings to Israeli pupils Nura Resh & Aaron Benavot | 67 |
The ethical claim of partiality: practical reasoning, the discipline and teacher education Anne M. Phelan | 93 |
Essay Reviews | |
Perspectives and perceptions of The SAGE Handbook of Curriculum and Instruction P. Bruce Uhrmacher & Christy M. Moroye | 115 |
Listening to teachers, learning about teaching Maryann Brown | 131 |
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Volume 39
Number 2, March 2009
Editorial | |
Credibility, context, understanding and community Dennis Thiessen | 261 |
Articles | |
How do we know? Students examine issues of credibility with a complicated multimodal web-based text Mark Baildon & James S. Damico | 265 |
Curriculum-context knowledge: teacher learning from successive enactments of a standards-based mathematics curriculum Jeffrey Martin Choppin | 287 |
From command to constructivism: Canadian secondary school physical education curriculum and teaching games for understanding Ellen Singleton | 321 |
An exploratory study of the curriculum development process of a complementary education program for marginalized communities in northern Ghana Obed Mfum-Mensah | 343 |
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