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Tables of contents

Cambridge Journal of Education

Volume 40 Number 2, 2nd  Quarter  2010

Editorial

 

Educational meanings, consequences and control

Kristine Black-Hawkins

93–95

Original Articles

 

'They call me wonder woman': the job jurisdictions and work-related learning of higher level teaching assistants

Roger Hancock, Thelma Hall, Carrie Cable & Ian Eyres

97–112

Reforming special education in Scotland: tensions between discourses of professionalism and rights

Sheila Riddell & Elisabet Weedon

113–130

Practices of citizenship rights among minority students at Chinese universities

Zhenzhou Zhao

131–144

Literacy, competence and meaning-making: a human sciences approach

Maria Nikolajeva

145–159

Teacher learning and collaboration in innovative teams

Jacobiene A. Meirink, Jeroen Imants, Paulien C. Meijer & Nico Verloop

161–181

Exploring the complementarities between complexity and action research: the story of Technology Together

Renata Phelps & Anne Graham

183–197

Book reviews

Ian Davies, Christine Doddington, Aline-Wendy Dunlop, Prue Goodwin, Martyn Hammersley & Jacqueline Watson

199–208

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British Journal of Educational Studies

Volume 58 Number 3, 3rd  Quarter  2010

Articles

 

John Dewey, Gothic and Modern

James S. Kaminsky

249–266

Special educational needs: a contextualised perspective

Ruth Lupton, Martin Thrupp & Ceri Brown

267–284

Freedom of speech: its exercise and its interpretation

David A. Turner

285–291

The role of school exclusion processes in the re-production of social and educational disadvantage

Louise Gazeley

293–309

An anthology of voices: an analysis of trainee drama teachers' monologues

Shifra Schonmann & Andy Kempe

311–329

Headteacher as a pedagogical leader: a comparative study of headteachers in Sweden and England

Shifra Schonmann & Andy Kempe

311–329

Reviews

Wilfred Carr, James Marshall, Stefan Ramaekers, Elizabeth Frazer, Heather Piper, Alejandra Navarro, Claudia Messina, Hivren Demir Atay, Martin Braund & Georgina Lovett

351–367

Call for papers for a special issue of British Journal of Educational Studies

369

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British Educational Research Journal

Volume 36 Number 5, October 2010

Articles

 

Benefits of omega-3 supplementation for schoolchildren: review of the current evidence

Amanda Kirby, Amelia Woodward & Sarah Jackson

699–732

Constructing inclusive education in a neo-liberal context: promoting inclusion of Arab-Australian students in an Australian context

Annelies Kamp & Fethi Mansouri

733–744

Serious doubts about school effectiveness

Stephen Gorard

745–766

From rhetoric to reality: the problematic nature and assessment of children and young people's social and emotional learning

Deborah Lynette Watson & Carl Emery

767 – 786

Invisible experiences: understanding the choices and needs of university students with dependent children

Elodie Marandet & Emma Wainwright

787–805

A synthesis of studies searching for school factors: implications for theory and research

Leonidas Kyriakides, Bert Creemers, Panayiotis Antoniou & Demetris Demetriou

807–830

The cultural inertia of the habitus: gendered narrations of agency amongst educated female Palestinians in Israel

Samira Alayan & Gad Yair

831–850

Young people on the margins: in need of more choices and more chances in twenty-first century Scotland

Ian Finlay; Marion Sheridan, Jane McKay & Hope Nudzor

851–867

Book reviews

Ray Huntley, Maddalena Taras, Daniel Scullane, Izhar Oplatka & Dean Garratt

869–876

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Bilingual Research Journal

Volume 33 Number 2, June 2010

Coeditors' Introduction

Kathy Escamilla & María E. Fránquiz

125–129

Research Articles

 

Bilingual Writing as an Act of Identity: Sign-Making in Multiple Scripts

Bobbie Kabuto

130–149

The Influence of Heritage Language and Public Schools on Chinese American Children's Biliteracy Development

Chang Pu

150–172

Advantages of Bilinguals Over Monolinguals in Learning a Third Language

Salim Abu-Rabia & Ekaterina Sanitsky

173–199

Early Cases of Code-Switching in Mexican-Heritage Children: Linguistic and Sociopragmatic Considerations

Jennifer A. Vu, Alison L. Bailey & Carollee Howes

200–219

What Language Counts in Literature Discussion? Exploring Linguistic Mediation in an English Language Arts Classroom

Christina Passos DeNicolo

220–240

In the Shadow of Stone Mountain: Identity Development, Structured Inequality, and the Education of Spanish-Speaking Children

Pedro R. Portes & Spencer Salas

241–248

What Do Mainstream Middle School Teachers Think About Their English Language Learners? A Tri-State Case Study

Holly Hansen-Thomas & Andy Cavagnetto

249–266

Book Review

 

Lessons from Good Language Learners, edited by Carol Griffiths (2008). Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 336 pp.

Crystal Kusey

267–269

Erratum

270

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There are no Conferences available in this issue.