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8 Mar 2011: educational or social needs. This summary is intended for teachers new to deaf education. ... The pupils were aged 12 –16 years and the material was new to all of them.

14 Oct 2011: continuously update their epistemological beliefs in light of new information. It would be. ... they are introduced to new knowledge sources or knowledge claims which challenge their existing.

21 Jan 2011: 1980). The Right Brain: A New Understanding of the Unconscious Mind and its. ... Creative Powers. New York: Doubleday. Boateng, P., Clarke, C., & Hodge, M.

9 Nov 2011: unique and shared characteristics of pupils’ perspectives together, new insights about the purpose. ... Secondly, I believe it is vital in my future practice to use different stories alongside new ways to.

19 Jan 2011: should be read with this in mind. Live videoconferencing – new territory for most. ... schools a level of interest in the others’ culture which seemed completely new.

23 Nov 2011: ISSN 2043-8338. Journal of T rainee T eacher E ducation Research. JoTTER: Volume 3 (2012). High-Attaining Year 10 pupils’ conceptions and learning of. proof: A critical analysis. Christopher Payne. (PGCE Mathematics, 2010-2011). email:

8 Mar 2011: ISSN 2043-8338. Jo u rnal o f Trai nee Teacher Ed u cati o n Res earch. JoTTER: Volume 2 (2011). Peer-assisted learning in a Year 7 classroom: Do structured. group-work strategies impact upon the learning and. engagement of pupils studying Earth

1 Dec 2011: be utilised throughout this study: “Progress in music […] takes place when students acquire new. ... progress (related to ‘learning new things’). Participants were again asked to indicate how far they.