Student Research for module:E822 MA Education, childhood and youth
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Burrell, Susannah (2021). A mixed methods study exploring lower key stage 2 children’s self-concept and risk taking in mathematics. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
Goodman, Joanne (2021). Disrupting disadvantage in schools: An exploration of the factors that shape practitioner’s pedagogic responses to educational inequality within widening participation. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
Henderson, Janey (2021). A Mixed Method Study Which Explores the Effect of ‘Talk Moves’ on Whole Class Discussion. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
Kagoya, Anne (2021). Advancing beyond familiar territory: mapping educators’ scepticism of mixed attainment grouping in primary mathematics teaching. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
Marsh, James (2021). A critical investigation into the influence of neoliberal education reform on pedagogy, freedom, and agency in a mainstream UK secondary school. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
McGuinness, Oliver (2021). Investigating the assessment of soft skills development within STEAM based learning. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
McMillan, Anne (2021). A critical analysis of middle leaders’ perceptions of professional agency in an English academy secondary school. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
Myatt, Tanya (2021). Exploring online gaming use by young people in a paediatric setting: An ethnographic approach. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.
Wyllie, Antoinette (2021). Student Voice / A descriptive case study of student voice in an international French school: power issues in a complex, real-life setting. Student dissertation for The Open University module E822 MA Education, childhood and youth.