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8 Mar 2024: This was subsequently challenged for failing to control for confounds such associo-economic status (Phelps & Filippi, 2020), and failing to measure children’s full cognitive ability by testingthem in their less

8 Mar 2024: The issue can be thatthese forms of capital may not be accepted on equal footing across different political-economic spheres. ... 72Bourdieu, P. (2018). The forms of capital. In The sociology of economic life (pp.

8 Mar 2024: This in part is an economic phenomena but it cannot besimply reduced to this - as comparisons between countries with comparable economic resources such as the UKand Japan also show this disparity ... Considering Vietnamese schools’ limited resources,

8 Mar 2024: Method. This study—which examined the online teaching and learning interface in two schools—wasconducted as part of a larger study on the Arts-Integrated Learning (AIL) curriculum approach being adopted ... In this way, despite the differences inthe

8 Mar 2024: importance of addressing socio-economic disparities in educationthat impede children's ability to interact and express themselves confidently. ... Research suggests that factors related to socio-economic status, including reduced quality of.

2 Nov 2020: Valuable and impactful as study abroad is, the economic and time commitment required by such programs may deny the learning opportunity of the great majority of students, rendering it a privileged ... In Language, Culture and Curriculum, 27(3), 209–225.

2 Nov 2020: AlHaj (2002) examined multiculturalism in Israel as it was represented in Jewish and Arabs schools’ history curriculum. ... conflict, the objectives of multiculturalism completely vanish in the history curriculum in the Jewish schools.

2 Nov 2020: Buechley, L., Eisenberg, M., & Elumeze, N. (2007) Towards a curriculum for electronic textiles in the high school classroom. ... Volume (5). Retrieved from: URL: <https://jil.lboro.ac.uk/ojs/JDTE/article/view/327>. London School of Economics and

2 Nov 2020: The human capital perspective on early childhood offers useful theoretical parameters for exploring the economic justification for investment in early childhood education. ... There is a significant body of literature that demonstrates the

2 Nov 2020: Vincent (1999) points out that in rural schools, mixed-age grouping is an unavoidable reality based on economic and geographic necessity. ... Secondly, what we use to measure outcomes is often related to curriculum content, as demonstrated by the use of