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Vol. 16 No. 1 (2017): Acknowledging the importance of context: Researching education in small states
Vol. 16 No. 1 (2017): Acknowledging the importance of context: Researching education in small states
Published:
2017-04-06
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General Refereed Papers
Editorial
Rhonda Di Biase
1-4
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Foreword
Michael Crossley
5-7
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Mediating global reforms locally: A study of the enabling conditions for active learning in a Maldivian island school
Rhonda Di Biase
8-22
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Experiences of Bhutanese Teachers in Wellbeing Leadership Roles: Contextual Realities of Implementing a Whole-School Approach to Student Wellbeing Promotion
Sangay Jamtsho
23-35
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An Intervention in literacy in three Pacific nations: Implications of a context specific approach to co-design
Rebecca N Jesson, Rebecca Spratt
36-49
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Competing visions of education in Timor-Leste's Curriculum Reform
Laura Ogden
50-63
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"We were the real teacher": Outcomes of an international practicum in the Solomon Islands for Australian preservice teachers.
Renata Leah Cinelli, Mellita Jones
64-77
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Comparative and International Learning From Vanuatu Research Moratoria: A plurilevel, plurilocal researcher’s auto-ethnography
Alexandra McCormick
78-92
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