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2 Nov 2020: The final themeinvestigates how the children use enactment, as a form of transduction, to imagine themselves into alternative possibilities. ... This seems particularly apt, given the increased emphasis on reading comprehension as part of the ‘reading

2 Nov 2020: Pragmatically speaking, in classroom settings, a simplified understanding of “national culture” could serve as a scaffolded starting point for learners to gradually develop a sophisticated understanding of cultures as multifaceted and

2 Nov 2020: Coe, R. (2008) Comparability of GCSE Examinations in Different Subjects: An Application of the Rasch Model.In Oxford Review of Education. ... Volume (5). Retrieved from: URL: <https://jil.lboro.ac.uk/ojs/JDTE/article/view/327>. London School of Economics

2 Nov 2020: There is a significant body of literature that demonstrates the intergenerational persistence of economic status22. ... Secondly, the rapid growth of private schools is attracting parents with English-medium teaching, resonating with wider national

2 Nov 2020: Examination of global mixed-age findings would undoubtedly offer a more complete portrayal. ... This will enable further examination and comparison to determine promising aspects of mixed-age grouping.

2 Nov 2020: A small body of literature exists that uses the concept of learner identity for students with refugee backgrounds in their country of final settlement (Bal, 2014; Dumenden, 2011; Morrice, 2013; Tandon, ... References. Akerlof, G. A., & Kranton, R. E.

2 Nov 2020: Their lives are constantly in flux, with very little consistency or safety, due to the socio-economic situations and communities in which they live (Murris, 2016). ... ASSITEJ SA. (2017, June). The ASSITEJ SA Kickstarter Creative Arts project Final Report