Tom O'Donoghue

University of Western Australia

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gerardine neylon

University of Western Australia

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Elaine Chapman

University of Western Australia

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Thomas Walsh

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National University of Ireland, Maynooth

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simon clarke

University of Western Australia

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University of Western Australia

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Tom O'Donoghue

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"An Ireland of Brave, Manly Boys, an Ireland of Pure, Modest Girls"

Transnational Knowledge Circulation and the Closing of Minds to Progressive Education Influences on Schooling in the First Decade of Independence in Ireland

Transnational knowledge circulation and the Commission on Manual and Practical Instruction in Ireland, 1896–98

Advice from retired secondary school principals in Ireland on how to lead as a principal

Breaking the mould

Threats to the emotional wellbeing of mainland Chinese students studying in Australia: an interpretivist study

Leading schools in the face of great adversity

Creating Inclusive Classroom Environments: A Practitioner-Friendly Typology of Regular Classroom Teachers’ Responses to the Call

Mixed methods or mixed up

Is conducting interpretive studies within mixed methods research projects justified? Methinks not

Investigating the potential of cultural-historical activity theory for studying specific transitions in the history of education

Exploring the potential of cultural historical activity theory for understanding change in education

Quietly Contesting the Hegemony of the Catholic Clergy in Secondary Schooling in Ireland

Challenging the dominant Church hegemony in times of risk and promise

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gerardine neylon

Elaine Chapman

Thomas Walsh

simon clarke

Jian Zhao

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