Contenu du sommaire
Revue | British Journal of Educational Studies |
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Numéro | Vol.69, n°6, 2021 |
Articles
- PARENTAL PERCEPTIONS OF LEARNING LOSS DURING COVID-19 SCHOOL CLOSURES IN 2020 - Charlotte Booth, Aase Villadsen, Alissa Goodman & Emla Fitzsimons p. 657-673
- ESCAPING THE FIRE FOR THE FRYING-PAN? BRITISH TEACHERS ENTERING INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLING - Tristan Bunnell & Adam Poole p. 675-692
- PRESSURE, BUREAUCRACY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND ALL FOR SHOW: IRISH PERSPECTIVES ON LIFE INSIDE ENGLAND'S SCHOOLS - Craig Skerritt p. 693-713
- EDUCATION AND SOCIAL HAUNTING IN POST-INDUSTRIAL BRITAIN: PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS' EXPERIENCES OF SCHOOLING IN A FORMER COALMINING COMMUNITY - Katherine Simpson & Robin Simmons p. 715-733
- SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN ENGLAND AND WALES: THE LOST OPPORTUNITY OF THE COLLEGES OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY - Robin Simmons p. 735-751
- ‘OFSTED SAYS WE ARE OUTSTANDING': HMI CONCEPTIONS OF TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN THE NINETEENTH- AND TWENTIETH-CENTURY PRIMARY SCHOOL - Russell Grigg p. 753-771
- WORKING OUT THE SALVATION OF PRIVILEGE IN ELITE SCHOOLS: A TIME CAPSULE STUDY OF MINORITY STUDENTS IN ASIA - Aaron Koh p. 773-791
Book reviews
- Gurpinder Singh Lalli. Schools, food and social learning, 2019 - Laura Hamilton p. 793-795
- Kathryn Waddington. Towards the compassionate university: from golden thread to global impact, 2021 - Aysha Mazhar p. 795-797
- Mason Marshall. Plato's dialogues to enhance learning and inquiry: exploring Socrates' use of protreptic for student engagement, 2021 - Mark E. Jonas p. 799-802