J. Gilevskaja

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• The role of inspectors: Juggling expectations?
• Researching Music and Psychology in Education: How would you approach it?
• Researching Education in Post-conflict, Post-socialist, Ethnically Divided, and Politically Unstable Societies
• Interpretations, Conceptualisations and Actualisations of A-level English Literature: A Case Study
• Bilinguals’ Emotion and Language: An Exploratory Study of Korean-English Bilinguals’ Experience of and Verbal Expression of Shame through Multiple Case Studies
• Comparing the written production of immigrant and non-immigrant pupils in bidialectal settings: exposing hidden challenges
• “Some of your father's miserable Yankee notions": Racial anxieties in Annie Fellows Johnston's The Little Colonel
• Tracing self and identity in the development of creative writers
• Emancipation, Contemporary Art and Collaborative Drawing in a Primary School
• Teens and Chaos: Representations of Maturation in YA Dystopian Literature
• Interpersonal Synchrony and Perceptions of Moral Character
• Interpersonal Synchrony and Perceptions of Moral Character
• Data Transformation: Reflective Spirals in Arts-Informed Research on Museum Experience
• Deliberative Democracy and Illiteracy: Exploring a Theoretical Gap
• When trust fails: Children’s social adjustment and development
• Empowering the Angel of the House: How What Katy Did Promotes the Child's Voice
• Educational interventions: Challenging the limitations of traditional fidelity of implementation