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Vol. 14 No. 3 (2015)
Vol. 14 No. 3 (2015)
Published:
2015-12-18
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General Refereed Papers
Teacher Perspectives of Challenges Within the Norwegian Educational System
Sarah K. Anderson, Katherine L. Terras
1-16
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Third space strategists: International students negotiating the transition from Pathway program to postgraduate coursework degree
Helen Benzie
17-31
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Progressive Educational Development in Thailand
Jason Lee Carter
32-46
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Documenting student engagement using an intention/reflection exercise during an advanced pharmacy practice experience
Kerry K. Fierke, Gardner A Lepp
47-60
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International Professional Learning Communities: The Role of Enabling School Structures, Trust, and Collective Efficacy
Julie A Gray, Robert Summers
61-75
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Federal Policy to Local Level: Data-Driven Education Planning in Nigeria
Radhika Iyengar, Angelique Rebecca Mahal, Ukaegbu-Nnamchi Ifeyinwa Felicia, Balaraba Aliyu, Alia Karim
76-93
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Australian Curriculum implementation in a remote Aboriginal school: A Curriculum Leader’s search for a transformational compromise
Chloe Parkinson
94-105
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Teacher Retention in Refugee and Emergency Settings: The State of the Literature
Hannah Reeves Ring, Amy West
106-121
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The views of international students regarding university support services in Australia: a case study
Pamela Anne Roberts, Duncan Boldy, Katie Dunworth
106-121
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Improving Outcomes for Refugee Children: A case study on the impact of Montessori education along the Thai-Burma border
Tierney Tobin, Prairie Boulmier, Wenyi Zhu, Paul Hancock, Peter Muennig
122-133
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Underresourced, Undervalued, and Underutilized: Making the Case for Teachers in Refugee and Emergency Contexts
Amy R West, Hannah Reeves Ring
150-164
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