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Associations between the dynamics of socioeconomic status and children’s externalizing behaviour, internalizing behaviour, and language development
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Internationalization at home : English-medium instruction practices at sino-foreign cooperative universities
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An exploration of how teachers in Scotland enact professional standards and the influence of teacher professionalism
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Identity and emotional competence : exploring Scottish teachers’ leadership experiences
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“I’ll need my magnifying glass” : facilitating young children’s critical thinking skills and dispositions in the context of (designed) detective mystery play
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Movement and socioemotional development – a multilevel approach examining sub-second motor patterns and behaviour in infancy and childhood
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What agency do students with complex additional support needs have in educational subject choice in Scotland and what are the factors that determine this?
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Images of a world : is propaganda pedagogical?
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An explorative case study of a Scottish secondary school nurture group focusing upon the transfer of learning from the nurture group to the wider school setting
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The shifting shape of useful knowledge in literacy teaching
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Missed connections and silver linings: researching theatre for early years audience experience during the COVID-19 pandemic
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"Speak slowly I don't understand" : Communication and cultural competence in the ERASMUS + experience in nurse education
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A practice focussed study of outdoor learning in five Scottish secondary schools 2011-2019
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Memory and metacognition in classroom learning : the role of item order in learning with particular reference to the interleaving effect
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A tripartite investigation into narratives of sexuality, gender, and the role of fiction for children and young people in shaping LGBT+ exclusion and inclusion
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An analysis of the promotion of Chinese culture within an L3 language experience at the P5-7 Stages in selected Scottish primary schools
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