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A functional analysis of mathematical tasks in China, Japan, Sweden, Australia and the USA: Voice and Agency

science instruction

Clarke D, Mesiti C.
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C Mesiti, D Clarke - Mathematical tasks in classrooms around the world, 2010 - brill.com

In the mathematics classroom, the teacher, the student and the tasks provide the key structural elements through which the classroom's social activity is constituted. In the …

The views of stakeholders on the role of the primary school in preventing childhood obesity: a qualitative systematic review

after-school interventions

Clarke J, Pallan M.
GSID: oA4pQb0vIqwJ
J Clarke, B Fletcher, E Lancashire, M Pallan… - Obesity …, 2013 - Wiley Online Library

Schools are increasingly recognized as an ideal setting for interventions to tackle childhood obesity. A better understanding of the views of key stakeholders would help to engage …

Professional identity in higher education

professional

Clarke M, Hyde A, Drennan J.
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M Clarke, A Hyde, J Drennan - The academic profession in Europe: New …, 2013 - Springer

… following areas: professional identity as a construct; the different ways in which professional identity is viewed; the relationship between identity and professional socialisation in higher …

Explicit instructional interactions: Exploring the black box of a tier 2 mathematics intervention

instructional interventions

Doabler CT, Clarke B.
GSID: eoO1VQUMFg8J
CT Doabler, B Clarke, M Stoolmiller… - Remedial and …, 2017 - journals.sagepub.com

… as devaluing the critical importance of instructional interactions when designing and delivering Tier 2 mathematics interventions. The evidence is clear that these interactions are validated and necessary mechanisms of Tier 2 mathematics interventions. However, the evidence …

Effective instructional strategies for kindergarten and first-grade students at risk in mathematics

instructional interventions

Clarke B, Doabler CT, Nelson NJ.
GSID: 7pdJ9GzGtvIJ
B Clarke, CT Doabler, NJ Nelson… - Intervention in School …, 2015 - journals.sagepub.com

… instructional strategies and interventions for kindergarten and first-grade students at risk in mathematics. The article reviews instructional strategies and interventions within a multitier instructional … increase the effectiveness of their instructional support in the area of mathematics. …

Automated essay spinning–an initial investigation

science instructors

Clarke R, Lancaster T.
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T Lancaster, R Clarke - 10 th Annual Conference of the Subject …, 2009 - eprints.mdx.ac.uk

This paper examines automated essay spinning, where a new variant of an essay can be easily produced by a student for them to submit for academic credit. This new essay …

International experience and graduate employability: Stakeholder perceptions on the connection

graduate

Crossman JE, Clarke M.
GSID: 6a7R03BO-ogJ
JE Crossman, M Clarke - Higher education, 2010 - Springer

This paper reports the findings of an Australian qualitative study (N = 45) concerned with the way that employers, academics and students perceived connections between international …

International comparative research in mathematics education

mathematics education

Clarke D.
GSID: HjzUPvS0-oQJ
D Clarke - … international handbook of mathematics education, 2003 - Springer

… of students who have participated in different mathematics curricula, research techniques by … by which the structure and content of diverse mathematics curricula, their enactment, and their … This chapter examines the potential value to the mathematics education...

Clonal plasticity: an autonomic mechanism for multi-agent systems to self-diversify

STEM and diversify

Clarke S, Nallur V.
GSID: wsxJ8YfK5kcJ
V Nallur, S Clarke - Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems, 2018 - Springer

… leaf with its associated auxiliary bud and a segment of stem that connects it to other units” [102… Phenotypic Plasticity refers to the ability of an organism to vary its structure (height of stem, …

NAPPN: Who we are, where we are going, and Why You Should Join Us!

EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program AND Program Evaluation

Clarke J, Fahlgren N.
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AA Carroll, J Clarke, N Fahlgren… - The Plant Phenome …, 2019 - Wiley Online Library

Core Ideas NAPPN is the North American Plant Phenotyping Network. We are a scientific community focused on high‐throughput plant phenomics. We promote cross‐disciplinary communication among the many fields that contribute to phenomics research. The area of high‐throughput plant phenomics...

Rethinking graduate employability: The role of capital, individual attributes and context

graduate

Clarke M.
GSID: x_J5XguOpP0J
M Clarke - Studies in higher education, 2018 - Taylor & Francis

… to increase graduate employability and therefore improve graduate employment outcomes. … graduate employment prospects. This somewhat instrumental approach to graduate …

Elaborating a model of teacher professional growth

professional

Clarke D.
GSID: VCM_QVZHHnoJ
D Clarke, H Hollingsworth - Teaching and teacher education, 2002 - Elsevier

… If we are to facilitate the professional development of teachers, … , professional growth is represented as an inevitable and continuing process of learning. By acknowledging professional …

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