ARP – Bibliography

Ames, C., 1992. Classrooms: Goals, structures, and student motivation. Journal of educational psychology, 84(3), p.261.​

Domen, J., Hornstra, L., Weijers, D., van der Veen, I. and Peetsma, T., 2020. Differentiated need support by teachers: Student‐specific provision of autonomy and structure and relations with student motivation. British Journal of Educational Psychology, 90(2), pp.403-423.​

Schmidt, H.G., 1994. Resolving inconsistencies in tutor expertise research: does lack of structure cause students to seek tutor guidance?. Academic Medicine, 69(8), pp.656-62.​

Dynan, L., Cate, T. and Rhee, K., 2008. The impact of learning structure on students’ readiness for self-directed learning. Journal of education for business, 84(2), pp.96-100.​

Brookfield, S.D., 2009. Self-directed learning. In International handbook of education for the changing world of work: Bridging academic and vocational learning (pp. 2615-2627). Dordrecht: Springer Netherlands​

Boyer, S.L., Edmondson, D.R., Artis, A.B. and Fleming, D., 2014. Self-directed learning: A tool for lifelong learning. Journal of marketing education, 36(1), pp.20-32.​

Perna, L.W. and Odle, T.K., 2020. Recognizing the reality of working college students. Academe, 106(1), pp.18-22.​

Fife-Schaw, C., 2020. Questionnaire design. Research methods in psychology, pp.343-374.​

Epperson, W.V. and Peck, R.C., 1977. Questionnaire response bias as a function of respondent anonymity. Accident Analysis & Prevention, 9(4), pp.249-256.

Midanik, L.T. and Drescher‐burke, K., 2010. Surveys and questionnaire design. Addiction research methods, pp.95-107.​

Cobb, E.A. and Patton, B.A., 2024. Clear Communication and Lifelong Learning. NATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE, p.124.​

Sachdeva, A.K., 1996. Use of effective feedback to facilitate adult learning. Journal of Cancer Education, 11(2), pp.106-118.​

Värlander, S., 2008. The role of students’ emotions in formal feedback situations. Teaching in higher education, 13(2), pp.145-156.

Emerald, E. and Carpenter, L., 2015. Vulnerability and emotions in research: Risks, dilemmas, and doubts. Qualitative Inquiry21(8), pp.741-750.

Lenette, C., 2022. Cultural safety in participatory arts-based research: How can we do better?. Journal of Participatory Research Methods3(1).

Verenikina, I., 2008. Scaffolding and learning: Its role in nurturing new learners.

Pashler, H., McDaniel, M., Rohrer, D. and Bjork, R., 2008. Learning styles: Concepts and evidence. Psychological science in the public interest9(3), pp.105-119.

Azuka, C.V., Wei, C.R., Ikechukwu, U.L. and Nwachukwu, E.L., 2024. Inclusive instructional design for neurodiverse learners. Current Perspectives in Educational Research7(1), pp.56-67.

Ashcraft, N., 2006. Overcoming language barriers in content-area instruction. Learning and Teaching in Higher Education: Gulf Perspectives3(1), pp.20-30.

Hu, M. (2024). International students’ feeling of shame in the higher education: An intersectional analysis of their racialised, gendered and classed experiences in the UK universities. Sociology14(1), pp.69-89. 

Brahms, L. and Crowley, K., 2016. Making sense of making: Defining learning practices in MAKE magazine. In Makeology (pp. 13-28). Routledge.

Gauntlett, D., 2011. Making is connecting. Polity.

Ingold, T., 2010. The textility of making. Cambridge journal of economics34(1), pp.91-102.

Petrich, M., Wilkinson, K. and Bevan, B., 2013. It looks like fun, but are they learning?. In Design, make, play (pp. 50-70). Routledge.

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