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    AuthorCurtin, Catríona (1)Moran, Lisa (1)Subject
    Activity theory (2)
    Children in care (1)Constraining factors (1)Continuum of support (1)Inductive and deductive thematic analysis (1)... View MoreDate Issued2020 (1)2022 (1)

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    The utility of the continuum of support framework in supporting class teachers and special education teachers in the identification and monitoring of pupil 

    Moran, Lisa (2022-04-01)
    Background: The context for this study was prompted by the introduction of a new model for the allocation of special education teaching resources for mainstream schools (National Council for Special Education [NCSE], 2014; ...
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    Multi-agency work to support children in care in Ireland: an activity theory analysis of psychologists’ and social workers’ perceptions 

    Curtin, Catríona (2020-12-17)
    Multi-Agency Work to Support Children in Care in Ireland: An Activity Theory Analysis of Psychologists’ and Social Workers’ Perceptions Catríona (Katie) Curtin Background. In order to enable children in care to ...

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