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Vol 2 No 2 (2015): STeP Journal
Articles
Editorial
Alison Jackson
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1-4
The effect of higher-order questioning on pupil understanding, as assessed using mind maps and the SOLO taxonomy
Danielle McConville-rae
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5-18
How can the use of structured organisers improve my P2 class’s engagement with the success criteria in writing?
Ryan Hutchinson
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19-32
Cyberbullying: A Post-Primary School Perspective
Caolán Byrne
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33-44
How is Homophobia Tackled in Primary Schools?
Louise Walker
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45-53
An exploratory investigation: Using the case study approach to facilitate progression
Samuel Stones
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54-62
How does a school promote effective differentiation for its learners?
Anna Sargeant
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63-71
Exploring literacy levels as a barrier to learning when completing the eight mark scenario questions in the GCSE Physical Education examination
Stacey Marsh
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72-87
Planning for Progression- The debate around the use of the elimination method in the teaching of simultaneous equations
Laura Woollard
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88-97
An examination of an effective mathematics classroom – searching for the secret ingredients
Genevieve Colston
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98-106
The Introduction of the Singapore Bar Model in Year 1 Problem Solving: A Personal Reflection
Claire Hofer
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107-117
Social competence in more able students: a professional enquiry
Edward Crowley
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118-130
Can pupil perception of D&T be changed to affect engagement?
Gordon Scales
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131-144
What is the role of a design and technology teacher within a practical lesson? In my lessons what are pupils progressing in? What am I doing to help them?
Rory Lewis
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145-155