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Vol. 17 No. 4 (2018)
Vol. 17 No. 4 (2018)
Published:
2018-12-31
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Conference Keynote Presentations
Comparatively Speaking: Notes On Decolonising Research
Joanna Kidman
1-10
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OCIES Invited Papers
Melanesian tok stori in leadership development: Ontological and relational implications for donor-funded programmes in the Western Pacific
Kabini Sanga, Martyn Reynolds
11-26
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Accessibility to schooling on small islands: An exploratory study of local options and opportunities on Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Bob Teasdale, Jennie Teasdale
27-35
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General Refereed Papers
Perceptions of lectures towards student evaluation of their teaching at the University of Malawi, Kamuzu College of nursing
Wanangwa Wanyasulu Nyirenda Chikazinga
36-48
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The political economy of critical knowledge: Producing and limiting endogenous social sciences in Tanzania and Ecuador
Maria Cristina Cielo, Jorge Daniel Vásquez, Pedro Bravo
49-67
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Teaching controversial issues in Japan: An exploration of contextual gatekeeping
Thomas Misco, Toshinori Kuwabara, Masato Ogawa, Abigail I. Lyons
68-82
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Preschool attendance and children’s reading ability: A case of Narok County Kenya
Teresa Bitengo Mwoma
83-96
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Digital Storytelling, comics and new technologies in education: review, research and perspectives
Maria Sagri, Filippos Sofos, Despoina Mouzaki
97-112
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Bilingual use of translanguaging: Chinese student satisfaction in a transnational Business degree in English
David Andrew Troedson, Ann Dashwood
113-128
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What more can we learn from PISA tests? A comparative Analysis of the Long-term Dynamics of the Israeli International Educational Achievements
Yosi Yaffe, David Burg
129-146
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