Abstract This paper is about how a rights perspective, both children's and others' rights, can be used to make sense of schooling which is more inclusive of children and young people with special educational needs/disabilities (SEN/D). It is based on a project that used deliberative democratic approaches, in the form of a Citizens' Panel, to address ...
Brahm Norwich
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Deprivation and well-being in squalid living: a propensity score matched cross-sectional study of the English Housing Survey. [PDF]
Norton M, Kellett S, Huddy V.
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In School, but Not in Education- LESLLA (A) Learners of English as an Additional Language (EAL) in the Context Secondary Schools in the UK [PDF]
Liubov Vink
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The Illusion of Consensus: English Teaching and the UK National Curriculum
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Abstract This paper considers the views and experiences of local authority professionals in the policy context of the Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Code of Practice (CoP) in the youth justice system in England, focusing on the resettlement transition.
Gavin Tucker, Sarah Parsons
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Language of primary medical qualification and differential MRCGP exam attainment: an observational study. [PDF]
Brown VT+6 more
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An Analysis of English Language Courses for Sino-UK University Engineering Programs [PDF]
Peilin Kong
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The positioning of parental engagement within England's current educational policy landscape
Abstract Parental engagement with children's learning is strongly linked with improved outcomes for children and has thus become a major focus of educational policy around the world. Yet to date, there has been little scrutiny of how parental engagement is positioned within policy documents, nor how this relates to parental engagement practices.
Cat Jones+2 more
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Unequal access to diagnosis of myalgic encephalomyelitis in England. [PDF]
Samms GL, Ponting CP.
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Comparing UK patients’ experiences of NHS audiology care using a newly translated English version of the consumer quality index (CQI) ‘audiology care’ questionnaire [PDF]
Pujan Patel+4 more
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