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The relationship between instructional differentiation, student diversity and academic-engagement: a pilot observation study

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posted on 2025-05-09, 07:54 authored by Susen R. Smith, Greg Robinson, Michael Arthur-KellyMichael Arthur-Kelly, Philip MorganPhilip Morgan
Issues underlying this PhD study involved concerns regarding literacy development, student diversity, instructional differentiation, methods used to observe teaching and learning practices and academic-engagement1 (Conway, Arthur-Kelly & Pascoe, 2004; Luke, Freebody, & Land, 2000). Even though there has been a focus on literacy in New South Wales (NSW) education, many students still fail to acquire basic literacy skills (Brent, Gough & Robinson, 2001; Masters & Forster, 1997; NSW Department of Education & Training, 1997; Rohl & Milton, 2002).

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Source title

AARE 2004 Conference Papers

Name of conference

AARE International Education Research Conference (AARE 2004)

Location

Melbourne

Start date

2004-11-29

End date

2004-12-02

Publisher

Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE)

Place published

Melbourne

Language

  • en, English

College/Research Centre

Faculty of Education and Arts

School

School of Education

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