View Vol 2 No 3 (2015): STeP Journal: Special Issue Scotland

Articles

Editorial

Alison Jackson, Carey Philpott
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1-4

Establishing the Ground Rules for talk: influencing attitudinal change towards talk as a tool for learning

Mark Finlay
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5-17

To what extent does Philosophy with Children promote the discussion of political philosophical themes?

Caitlin Anne Murray
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18-30

Developing Global Citizens: Challenging preconceptions through creating global links across classrooms

Hollie Kynaston
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31-45

Becoming an Inclusive Practitioner

Robert Galbraith
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46-58

Personal and Professional Development: Becoming an Inclusive Practitioner

Kirsty Allan
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59-69

The effects of ability grouping on the learning of children from low income homes: a systematic review

Leah Henry
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79-87

The effectiveness of strategies that promote the inclusion of children with Autism in mainstream classrooms

Allegra Davidson
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88-106

To what extent and in what ways do restorative approaches promote positive behaviour and wellbeing within the classroom setting and the wider school?

Allie Grant
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107-120

Primary Teachers’ Confidence in Religious and Moral Education in Scottish Non-Denominational Schools

Tommy Clanachan, Yonah Matemba
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121-133

Teaching and Learning the Creative Process Through the Use of New Media and Technology (for the make-up artist)

Denise McNulty
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134-144