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Research Papers in Education

Volume 14 Number 3 October 1999

Editorial
Ted Wragg page 227

Changing Times, changing demands: a comparative analysis of classroom paractice in primary schools in England and Finland
Rosemary Webb and Graham Vulliamy page 229

Leisure activities of middle-school pupils of St Helena before and after the introduction of television
Andrew Hannon and Tony Charlton page 257

Promoting pupil learning within a school-development framework
Pat Broadhead, Pat Cuckle and Janet Hodgson page 275

A whole-school approach to adolescent peer-leader development for affective learning in health-related curricula
D.S.G. Carter page 295

Destined for success? Educationa Biographies of academically able pupils
Sally Power, Geoff Whitty, Tony Edwards and Valerie Wigfall page 321

Research Papers in Education

Volume 14 Number 2 June 1999

Editorial
Ted Wragg page 121

Information technology and the A-level curriculum: a core skill or a fringe benefit?
Neil Selwyn page 123

A level revealed - a bastion of outdated ?school knowledge? (a response to Neil Selwyn?s article: ?Information technology and the A-level curriculum: a core skill or a fringe benefit??)
Bridget Somekh page 139

Rationally? rejecting IT at A-level: a reply to Bridget Somekh
Neil Selwyn page 143

Building a learning community on-line: towards socio-academic interaction
Vic Lally and Elizabeth Barrett page 147

The recruitment and selection of new teachers of mathematics: the needs of secondary schools versus the teacher training agenda
Simon Relf and David Hobbs page 165

Research Papers in Education

Volume 14 Number 1 March 1999

Editorial
Ted Wragg, Sara Delamont, Chris Pole & Marlene Morrison page 1

Gender and the discourse of derision
Sara Delamont page 3

Should the sexes be separated for secondary education - comparisons of single-sex and co-educational schools?
Pamela Robinson and Alan Smithers page 23

Perspectives on the gender gap in English secondary schools
Molly Warrington and Michael Younger page 51

Equal Opportunities in the professions: a research agenda
Christine Heward page 79

Economic growth, social exclusion and the European discourse of equality: pathologizing ?the unemployed?
Jacky Brine page 93

Widening provision in higher education - some non-traditional participants? experiences
Lyn Tett page 107

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