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Abd-El-Fattah, S.M. (2005). The effect of prior
experience with computers, statistical self-efficacy, and computer anxiety on
students' achievement in an introductory statistics course: A partial least
squares path analysis. International Education Journal, 5 (5), 71-79.
Abd-El-Fattah, S.M. (2006) The implicit theories
of intelligence: A review of Dweck's motivation
process model. International Education Journal, 7 (4), 547-552.
Abd-El-Fattah, S.M. (2006) The relationship
among Egyptian adolescents' perception of parental involvement, academic
achievement, and achievement goals: A mediational analysis.
International Education Journal, 7 (4), 499-509.
Abd-El-Fattah, S.M.
(2007) Is the Aggression Questionnaire bias free? A Rasch analysis. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 237-248.
Abdi,
A.A. (2003). Searching for development education in Africa: Select perspectives
on Somalia, South Africa and Nigeria. International Education Journal, 4
(3), 192-200.
Abdi,
A.A., Ellis, L. and Shizha, E. (2005). Democratic
development and the role of citizenship education in sub-Saharan Africa with a
case focus on Zambia. International Education Journal, 6 (4), 454-466.
Abu-Saad, I. (2006). State educational policy and
curriculum: The case of Palestinian Arabs in Israel. International Education
Journal, 7 (5), 709-720.
Afrassa,
T.M. and Keeves, J.P. (1999). Changes in students' mathematics achievement in
Australian lower secondary schools over time. International Education
Journal, 1 (1), 1-21.
Afrassa,
T.M. and Keeves, J.P. (2001). Change in differences between the sexes in
mathematics achievement at the lower secondary school level in Australia: Over
time International Education Journal, 2 (2), 96-108.
Ainley,
J. and McKenzie, P. (2000). School governance: Research on educational and
management issues. International Education Journal, 1 (3), 139-151.
Ajaheb-Jahangeer,
S. and Jahangeer, A.C. (2004). School culture in a
private secondary institution in Mauritius. International Education Journal,
5 (2), 247-254.
Akkari,
A.J. (2004). Education in the Middle East and North Africa: The current
situation and future challenges. International Education Journal, 5 (2),
144-153.
Aldous,
C. (2005). Creativity in problem solving: Uncovering the origin of new ideas. International
Education Journal, 5 (5), 43-56.
Aldous,
C.R. (2001). Measuring cognitive and non-cognitive systems of reasoning: some
preliminary findings. International Education Journal, 2 (4), 1-16.
Aldous, C.R. (2006) Attending to
feeling: Productive benefit to novel mathematics problem-solving. International
Education Journal, 7 (4), 410-422.
Aldous, C.R. (2007)
Creativity, problem solving and innovative science: Insights from history,
cognitive psychology and neuroscience. International
Education Journal, 8 (2), 176-186.
Alias,
M. and Zain, A.F.M. (2006). Relationship between
entry qualifications and performance in graduate studies. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 371-378.
Alias, M., Black, T.R. and Gray, D.E.
(2002). Effect of Instructions on Spatial Visualisation
Ability in Civil Engineering Students. International Education Journal, 3
(1), 1-12.
Alias, M., Gray, D.E. and Black, T.R.
(2002). Attitudes towards sketching and drawing and the relationship with
spatial visualisation ability in engineering
students. International Education Journal, 3 (3), 165-175.
Alomyan,
H. (2004). Individual Differences: Implications for Web-based Learning Design. International
Education Journal, 4 (4), 188-196.
Alomyan,
H. and Au, W. (2004). Exploration of instructional strategies and individual
difference within the context of web-based learning. International Education
Journal, 4 (4), 86-91.
Alwy,
A. and Schech, S. (2004). Ethnic inequalities in
education in Kenya. International Education Journal, 5 (2), 266-274.
Amini,
M. (2005). Identifying stressors and reactions to stressors in gifted and
non-gifted students. International Education Journal, 6(2), 136-140.
Anderson, J. (2005). IT, e-learning
and teacher development. International Education Journal, 5 (5), 1-14.
Anderson, J. and Askov,
E.N. (2001). Twin approaches to research: the Penn State and Flinders
experience. International Education Journal, 2 (3), 154-160.
Anderson, N. and Baskin, C. (2002).
Can we leave it to chance? New learning technologies and the problem of
professional competence. International Education Journal, 3 (3),
126-137.
Anyanwu,
R. (2004). Lessons on plagiarism: Issues for teachers and learners. International
Education Journal, 4 (4),178-187.
Arnold, L.M.F. (2001). Back from the
edge: Attitudes towards retrieving a minority language - The case study of Bable (Asturias, Spain). Using a survey of teacher
attitudes. International Education Journal, 2 (4), 26-40.
Askell-Williams,
H. (2001). Interviews with teachers and learners. International Education
Journal, 2 (4), 294-316.
Askell-Williams,
H. and Lawson, M.J. (2004). A Correspondence Analysis of child-care students'
and medical students' knowledge about teaching and learning. International
Education Journal, 5 (2), 176-204.
Aslanyan,
A.L. (2005). Basic trends in the development of professional higher education
in Armenia. International Education Journal, 6 (3), 335-342.
Atan,
H., Sulaiman, F. and Idrus,
R.M. (2005). The effectiveness of problem-based learning in the web-based
environment for the delivery of an undergraduate physics course. International
Education Journal, 6 (4), 430-437.
Awang,
H. (2004). Human capital and technology development in Malaysia. International
Education Journal, 5 (2), 239-246.
Bailey, T. (2004). Self-directed
learning versus learning in the interests of public safety: A dilemma in adult
education? International Education Journal, 5 (2), 215-220.
Banfield,
G. (2004). What's really wrong with ethnography? International Education
Journal, 4 (4), 53-63.
Banfield, G. and Cayago-Gicain,
S. (2006) Qualitative approaches to educational evaluation: A regional
conference-workshop. International Education Journal, 7 (4),
510-513.
Banfield,
T. (2005). Ability grouping for mathematically gifted adolescent boys. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 141-149.
Barnett, K. and Ryan, R. (2005).
Vocational education and training in Australian schools: Issues for
practitioners. International Education Journal, 5 (5), 89-104.
Barrett, S. (2000). The work/study
dilemma: A pilot study. International Education Journal, 1 (2), 127-137.
Barrett, S. (2001). Differential item
functioning: A case study from first year economics. International Education
Journal, 2 (3), 123-132.
Barrett, S. (2001). The impact of
training on rater variability. International Education Journal, 2 (1),
49-58.
Barrett, S. (2004). Emotional labour and the permanent casual lecturer: Ideas for a
research project. International Education Journal, 4 (4), 92-101.
Barrett, S. (2005). Addressing the
problem of service teaching introductory economics subjects. International
Education Journal, 5 (5), 152-165.
Bartholomaeus, P. (2006) Some
rural examples of place-based education. International Education Journal, 7 (4),
480-489.
Berniz, K. (2007) A tension
for Spanish teachers' professional development: "skills to carry out your
job" or continuing "…personal cultural knowledge and attributes''? International Education Journal,
8 (2), 27-36.
Bevan-Brown, J. (2005). Providing a
culturally responsive environment for gifted Maori learners. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 150-155.
Beyazkurk,
D. and Kesner, J.E. (2005). Teacher-child
relationships in Turkish and United States schools: A cross-cultural study. International
Education Journal, 6 (5), 547-554.
Bhela,
B. (1999). Native language interference in learning a second language:
Exploratory case studies of native language interference with target language
usage. International Education Journal, 1 (1), 22-31.
Birbeck, D. and Drummond, M. (2006) Very
young children's body image: Bodies and minds under construction. International
Education Journal, 7 (4), 423-434.
Bissaker,
K. (2001). Did they get what they came for? Evaluating teachers' learning. International
Education Journal, 2 (4), 41-52.
Bissaker,
K. and Heath, J. (2005). Teachers' learning in an innovative school. International
Education Journal, 5 (5), 178-185.
Blackman, I. (2001). A predictive
model identifying latent variables, which influence undergraduate student
nurses' achievement in mental health nursing skills. International Education
Journal, 2 (4), 53-64.
Blackman, I. (2003). The Perceived
complexity of vocational workplace rehabilitation and its implications for
supervisor development. International Education Journal, 4 (1), 1-16.
Blackman, I. and Darmawan,
I.G.N. (2004). Graduate-entry medical student variables that predict academic
and clinical achievement. International Education Journal, 4 (4), 30-41.
Blackman,
I., de Crespigny, C. and Parker, S. (2006).
Mapping self-confidence levels of nurses in their provision of nursing care to
others with alcohol and tobacco dependence, using Rasch scaling. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 245-258.
Blackman, I., Hall, M. and Darmawan, I.G.N. (2007) Undergraduate nurse variables
that predict academic achievement and clinical competence in nursing. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 222-236.
Boman,
P. (2003). Gender differences in school anger. International Education
Journal, 4 (2), 71-77.
Boucaut,
R. (2001). Understanding workplace bullying: a practical application of Giddens' Structuration Theory. International
Education Journal, 2 (4), 65-73.
Boyd, R., Wadham,
B. and Jewell, P. (2007) Prospective teachers’ perspectives on teaching and
social justice. International Education
Journal, 8 (2), 304-317.
Bretag,
T. (2004). Using action research to support international ESL students in
information systems courses. International Education Journal, 5 (4),
531-539.
Brouwer, L.F. (2006). Teaching
leadership in the Russian Federation: Looking through the post-Soviet lens. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 333-347.
Brunold, A.O. (2006). The United Nations
decade of education for sustainable development, its consequences for
international political education, and the concept of global learning. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 222-234.
Burdett, J. (2003). Making groups
work: University students' perceptions. International Education Journal, 4
(3), 177-191.
Burghof
, K.L. (2001). Assembling an item-bank for computerised
linear and adaptive testing in Geography. International Education Journal, 2
(4), 74-83.
Butcher, A. and McGrath, T. (2004).
International students in New Zealand: Needs and responses. International
Education Journal, 5 (4), 540-551.
Cakan,
M. and Altun, S.A. (2005). Adaptation of an emotional
intelligence scale for Turkish educators. International Education Journal, 6
(3), 367-372.
Calik,
M. and Ayas, A. (2005). A cross-age study on the
understanding of chemical solutions and their components. International
Education Journal, 6 (1), 30-41.
Campbell, L. (2004). The Design and
Development of a Simulation to Teach Water Conservation to Primary School
Students. International Education Journal, 4 (4), 42-52.
Carroll, E. (2004). Visual Attention
Span and Optometric Conditions: Is there a connection between a poor VAS and an
optometric diagnosis? International Education Journal, 4 (4), 197-202.
Cattley, G. (2007)
Emergence of professional identity for the pre-service teacher. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 337-347.
Chen, J. (2007) On how to solve the
problem of the avoidance of phrasal verbs in the Chinese context. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 348-353.
Chessman, A. (2005). Policy
development and practice: The New South Wales experience. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 156-163.
Cheung,
K.S. (2006). Recent continuing education policies in Hong Kong: A focus on
short-term performance through inducements. International Education Journal,
7 (7), 992-1006.
Cinoglu, M. (2006). Private education as
a policy tool in Turkey. International Education Journal, 7 (5),
676-687.
Clark, J. (2005). Achieving teacher
education standards through a mathematics performance-based assessment: A case
study of five Colorado preservice-teachers on field
experience. International Education Journal, 5 (5), 57-70.
Coulter, G. (2001). Digital literacies and teachers in the middle years: Concepts and
practices. International Education Journal, 2 (4), 84-90.
Crossman, J. (2004). Factors
influencing the assessment perceptions of training teachers. International
Education Journal, 5 (4), 582-590.
Crossman, J. (2005). Work and
Learning: The implications for Thai transnational distance learners. International
Education Journal, 6 (1), 18-29.
Curtis, D.D. (2001). Misfits: People
and their problems. What might it all mean? International Education Journal,
2 (4), 91-99.
Curtis, D.D. (2004). Person misfit in
attitude surveys: Influences, Impacts and implications. International
Education Journal, 5 (2), 125-143.
Curtis, D.D. and Boman,
P. (2007) X-ray your data with Rasch. International
Education Journal, 8 (2), 249-259.
Curtis, D.D. and Keeves, J.P. (2000).
The course experience questionnaire as an institutional performance indicator. International
Education Journal, 1 (2), 73-82.
Dang,
H.V. (2006) Learner-centeredness and EFL instruction in Vietnam: A case
study. International Education Journal, 7 (4), 598-610.
Dangwal,
R. and Mitra, S. (1999). Learning styles and
perceptions of self. International Education Journal, 1 (1), 61-71.
Darmawan,
I.G.N. (2000). The change of structural, perception and attitudinal dimensions
in information technology implementation processes. International Education
Journal, 1 (3), 181-200.
Darmawan,
I.G.N. (2001). Adoption and implementation of information technology in Bali's
local government: A comparison between single level path analyses using PLSPATH
3.01 and AMOS 4 and Multilevel Path Analyses using MPLUS 2.01. International
Education Journal, 2 (4), 100-125.
Darmawan,
I.G.N. and Keeves, J.P. (2002). Two-level model of information technology
adoption in local government of Bali. International Education Journal, 3
(1), 47-60.
Darmawan, I.G.N. and Keeves, J.P. (2006). Accountability of
teachers and schools: A value-added approach. International Education Journal, 7 (2), 174-188.
Darmawan, I.G.N. and Keeves, J.P. (2006). Suppressor variables
and multilevel mixture modelling. International
Education Journal, 7 (2), 160-173.
Davidovitch, N. and Soen, D. (2006). Enhancing access in theory and practice: A
study of graduates of an Israeli large public college in 1995-2003. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 284-304.
de Wet, C. (2001). A media discourse
analysis of racism in South African schools. International Education Journal,
2 (5), 98-112.
Denes,
C.A. (2003). Bolsa Escola:
Redefining poverty and development in Brazil. International Education
Journal, 4 (2), 137-147.
Dillon, M. (2001). Buildings and
betterment: Influences on the design of state school buildings 1900-1920. International
Education Journal, 2 (2), 109-115.
Dix, K.L. (2005). Are learning
technologies making a difference? A longitudinal perspective of attitudes. International
Education Journal, 5 (5), 15-28.
Dix, K.L. (2007) DBRIEF: A research
paradigm for ICT adoption. International
Education Journal, 8 (2), 113-124.
Dix, K.L. and Anderson, J. (2000).
Distance no longer a barrier: Using the internet as a survey tool in
educational research. International Education Journal, 1 (2), 83-93.
Dorman,
J.P., Aldridge, J.M. and Fraser, B.J. (2006). Using students' assessment of
classroom environment to develop a typology of secondary school classrooms. International
Education Journal, 7 (7), 906-915.
Du, Hui
(2001). The globalisation of the English language:
Reflections on the teaching of English in China. International Education
Journal, 2 (4), 126-133.
Du, Hui
(2002). An investigation of College English teaching in four universities in
China. International Education Journal, 3 (2), 71-84.
Du, Hui
(2004). Reflections on vocabulary size of Chinese university students. International
Education Journal, 5 (4), 571-581.
Dworkin,
A.G. (2001). Perspectives on teacher burnout and school reform. International
Education Journal, 2 (2), 69-78.
Dworkin,
A.G., Saha, L.J. and Hill, A.N. (2003). Teacher
burnout and perceptions of a democratic school environment. International
Education Journal, 4 (2), 108-120.
Dy,
S.S. (2004). Strategies and policies for basic education in Cambodia:
Historical perspectives. International Education Journal, 5 (1), 90-97.
Edwards, D.J., Dainty, A.R.J. and
Love, P.E.D. (2004). A sustainable cohort of professional civil engineering
graduates? Uncovering the United Kingdom Graduate crisis. International
Education Journal, 5 (3), 374-384.
Egege,
S. and Kutieleh, S. (2004). Critical thinking:
Teaching foreign notions to foreign students. International Education
Journal, 4 (4), 75-85.
Ekiz, D. (2006). Mentoring primary
school student teachers in Turkey: Seeing it from the perspectives of student
teachers and mentors. International Education Journal, 7 (7), 924-934.
Eng, T.S. (2005). The impact of ICT on
learning: A review of research. International Education Journal, 6 (5),
635-650.
Ezeife,
A.N. (2002). Mathematics and culture nexus: The interactions of culture and
mathematics in an aboriginal classroom. International Education Journal, 3
(3), 176-187.
Farahani,
A.J. (2005). The shifting paradigm: Who is the intellectual of the 21st
century? International Education Journal, 6 (4), 512-515.
Faria,
A.I. (2001). The future of Indian ethnicity in Australia - An educational and
cultural perspective. International Education Journal, 2 (4), 134-143.
Faruqi, Y.M. (2006) Contributions of
Islamic scholars to the scientific enterprise. International Education
Journal, 7 (4), 391-399.
Faruqi, Y.M. (2007)
Islamic view of nature and values: Could these be the answer to building
bridges between modern science and Islamic science. International Education Journal, 8 (2), 461-469.
Feast, V. (2001). Student perceptions
of the importance and value of a Graduate Quality framework in a tertiary
environment. International Education Journal, 2 (4), 144-158.
Feast, V. (2002). The impact of IELTS
scores on performance at university. International Education Journal, 3
(4), 70-85.
Feast, V. and Anderson, J. (2003). A
case study of online support for international students in a doctoral program. International
Education Journal, 4 (2), 78-88.
Felipe,
A.I. (2006). Unexpected learning competencies of Grades 5 and 6 pupils in
public elementary schools : A Philippine report. International Education
Journal, 7 (7), 957-966.
Forbes, L. and Hamilton, J. (2004).
Building an international student market: Educational-balanced scorecard
solutions for regional Australian cities. International Education Journal, 5
(4), 502-520.
Frantzi,
K.K. (2004). Human Rights Education: The United Nations endeavour
and the importance of childhood and intelligent sympathy. International
Education Journal, 5 (1), 1-8.
Frumkin, L. (2006). Does increasing
communication through visual learning environments enhance student perceptions
of lecturers? International Education Journal, 7 (5), 688-698.
Furman, R., Lewis, C.W. and Shears, J. (2004).
Faculty attitudes regarding student's preparedness for culturally sensitive
social work practice in the United States. International Education Journal, 5
(3), 423-432.
Gabrielson,
C. (2002). My experience with physics education in East Timor. International
Education Journal, 3 (3), 138-152.
Geer, R. and Barnes, A. (2001). E-mail
discussion and student learning outcomes: A case study. International
Education Journal, 2 (4), 159-165.
Geer, R. and Barnes. A. (2007) Cognitive
concomitants of interactive board use and their relevance to developing
effective research methodologies. International
Education Journal, 8 (2), 92-102.
Gibbons,
J.A. (2006). The heart of the new SACE. International Education Journal,
7 (6), 849-863.
Gibson, K. and Mitchell, L.A. (2005).
Critical curriculum components in programs for young gifted learners. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 164-169.
Gil,
J. (2006) English in minority areas of China: Some findings and directions for
further research. International Education Journal, 7 (4), 455-465.
Green, D., Oswald, M. and Spears, B. (2007)
Teachers’ (mis)understandings of resilience. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 133-144.
Green,
J., Nelson, G., Martin, A. J. and Marsh, H. (2006) The causal ordering of
self-concept and academic motivation and its effect on academic achievement. International
Education Journal, 7 (4), 534-546.
Gregory, K. (2006). A method for monitoring sub-trends in country-level
mathematics achievement on TIMSS. International
Education Journal, 7 (2), 150-159.
Gregory,
K. (2006). A critique of the SACE Review panel's report on community
views. International Education Journal, 7 (6), 834-848.
Gregory,
K. (2006). The SACE Review panel's final report: Significant flaws in the
analysis of statistical data. International Education Journal, 7 (6),
814-833.
Gustafsson,
J.E. (2001). Schooling and intelligence: Effects of track of study on level and
profile of cognitive abilities. International Education Journal, 2 (4),
166-186.
Ha, T.T. and Harpham,
T. (2005). Primary education in Vietnam: Extra classes and outcomes. International
Education Journal, 6 (5), 626-634.
Hall, C. and Kidman, J. (2004).
Teaching and Learning: Mapping the Contextual Influences. International
Education Journal, 5 (3), 331-343.
Halsey,
R.J. (2006) Towards a spatial 'self-help' map for teaching living in a rural
context. International Education Journal, 7 (4), 490-498.
Hamdan,
A. (2005). Film Review. "Mona Lisa Smile": More than a smile. International
Education Journal, 6 (3), 417-420.
Hamdan,
A. (2005). Women and education in Saudi Arabia: Challenges and achievements. International
Education Journal, 6 (1), 42-64.
Harbon, L. (2007). Short-term
international experiences and teacher language awareness. International
Education Journal, 8 (1), 229-243.
Harrington, C.L., Kopp, T.W. and Schimmel, K.S. (2003). Lessons from the Norwegian Folk High
School Tradition. International Education Journal, 4 (2), 121-136.
Haseloff, M. (2007) Students
amid pedagogic change: Partners or pawns?. International
Education Journal, 8 (2), 81-91.
Hashim,
F. and Awang, H. (2005). An institution in search of
excellence: Lessons learnt. International Education Journal, 6 (3),
291-296.
Heavner,
T. (2005). The applied music lesson: Teaching gifted and talented students utilising principles of comprehensive musicianship. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 170-174.
Heinze,
A. (2005). Differences in problem solving strategies of mathematically gifted
and non-gifted elementary students. International Education Journal, 6(2),
175-183.
Hellsten,
M. and Prescott, A. (2004). Learning at University: The International Student
Experience. International Education Journal, 5 (3), 344-351.
Henderson, L. (2005). Combining moral
philosophy and moral reasoning: The PAVE moral reasoning strategy. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 184-193.
Henderson, L. (2007) Multi-level
selective classes for gifted students. International
Education Journal, 8 (2), 60-67.
Hill, I. (2006). Do International
Baccalaureate programs internationalise or globalise? International Education Journal, 7 (1),
98-108.
Ho,
W.C. (2006). Popular culture in mainland Chinese education. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 348-363.
Horrocks,
L. (2001). The evaluation of the Negotiated Curriculum Plan in South Australia.
International Education Journal, 2 (4), 187-202.
Hu,
S. (2003). Teaching Chinese to English Background Primary School Students. International
Education Journal, 4 (1), 60-69.
Hughes, A.F. (2001). Small languages
never die, they only fade away: The case of Welsh in Australia. International
Education Journal, 2 (4), 209-215.
Hungi
N., Darmawan, I.G.N. and Keeves, J.P. (2004).
Examining the Validity of Different Assessment Modes in Measuring Competence in
Performing Human Services. International Education Journal, 5 (2), 154-175.
Hunt, A. (2004). Values: Taught or
Caught? Experiences of Year 3 students in a Uniting Church School. International
Education Journal, 4 (4), 129-143.
Huntley,
J. and Owens, L. (2006) "I know they are manipulating me…"
Unmasking indirect aggression in an adolescent girls' friendship group: A case
study. International Education Journal, 7 (4), 514-523.
Ismail, N.A. and Ang,
C.G. (2005). Analysing education production in
Malaysia using canonical correlation analysis. International Education
Journal, 6 (3), 308-315.
Ismail,
N.A. and Othman, A. (2006). Comparing university academic performances of HSC
students at the three art-based faculties. International Education Journal, 7
(5), 668-675.
Iyamu,
E.O.S. (2005). Parents' and teachers' perception of selection as a factor of
quality in the curriculum process in Nigeria. International Education
Journal, 6 (1), 96-103.
Iyamu,
E.O.S. and Aduwa-Oglebaen, S.E. (2005). Lecturers'
perception of student evaluation in Nigerian universities. International
Education Journal, 6 (5), 619-625.
Jagusah,
O.I.W. (2001). Educational policy in Africa and the issue(s). of context: The
case of Nigeria and South Africa. International Education Journal, 2
(5), 113-125.
James, V. and Yates, S.M. (2007)
Extending the multiple-goal perspective to tertiary classroom goal structures. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 68-80.
James, V.H. and Owens, L.D. (2004).
Peer Victimisation and Conflict Resolution Among
Adolescent Girls in a Single-sex South Australian School. International
Education Journal, 5 (1), 37-49.
Jewell, P. (2005). Autonomy and
liberalism in a multicultural society. International Education Journal, 6
(4), 494-500.
Jewell, P. (2005). Humour
in cognitive and social development: Creative artists and class clowns. International
Education Journal, 6(2), 200-205.
Jha,
S. and Chatterjee, S. (2005). Public-private
partnership in a minimally invasive education approach. International
Education Journal, 6 (5), 587-597.
Jhurree,
V. (2005). Technology integration in education in developing countries:
Guidelines to policy makers. International Education Journal, 6 (4),
467-483.
Johnny, L. (2006). Reconceptualising
childhood: Children's rights and youth participation in schools. International
Education Journal, 7 (1), 17-25.
Johnson, P. (2007) Growing physical,
social and cognitive capacity: Engaging with natural environments. International Education Journal,
8 (2), 293-303.
Kamp, A. (2003). Mature Women and the
New Zealand Qualifications Framework. Realising the
Potential of Recognising Prior Learning. International
Education Journal, 4 (1), 17-23.
Kanyongo,
G.Y. (2005). Zimbabwe's public education system reforms: Successes and
challenges. International Education Journal, 6 (1), 65-74.
Kanyongo, G.Y., Certo,
J. and Launcelot, B.I. (2006). Using regression
analysis to establish the relationship between home environment and reading
achievement: A case of Zimbabwe. International Education Journal, 7 (5),
632-641.
Karam, G. (2006). Vocational and
technical education in Lebanon: Strategic issues and challenges. International
Education Journal, 7 (3), 259-272.
Kasapoglu,
A. (2005). The study of sociology in Turkish higher education. International
Education Journal, 6 (4), 537-546.
Katsara.
R. (2004). The Need to Investigate Greek Students' Experiences in British
Universities: The Use of Ethnography in the Identification of Such a Need. International
Education Journal, 5 (1), 79-89.
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