Titlebook: Engaging in Educational Research; Revisiting Policy an Raqib Chowdhury,Mahbub Sarkar,M Moninoor Roshid Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore

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Education in Emergencies: Examining an Alternative Endeavour in Bangladesh the field and draws out lessons from applied experience for Education in Emergencies in practice. In doing so it systematically engages with and reviews the international Education in Emergencies literature and applies that knowledge to help analyse and draw lessons from a case study entitled ‘Anon

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Social Class Systems in Communicative Language Teaching in Bangladesh) replaced the previous grammar translation method (GTM). This nationwide policy change was intended for equal application to all schools across all socio-economic classes. Similar to social classes and their relation to the economic condition of people, schools in Bangladesh are stratified in relat

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Secondary School Teachers’ Views on Inclusion of Students with Special Educational Needs in Regular of IE is that it can serve as one of the most pragmatic strategies to respond to student diversity in developing countries (Ainscow and Miles, Developing inclusive education systems: How can we move policies forward? Available at ., 2009). Bangladesh, as part of the developing world, has undertaken

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Collaborative Partnerships Within Communities of Practice: The Need for School-Based Action Researchearch is the prerogative task of so-called ‘experts’ in education?– university academics, while their job is merely to translate and implement the results of research. Even if school teachers were to carry out research, the common perception is that it is of questionable validity. Teachers themselve

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An Analysis of the Secondary School Certificate Examination: The Case of Creative Questions in a number of ways, including access to higher education and future job opportunities. A number of previous studies have looked at this examination from various perspectives, analysing specific areas within the examination and within different subjects. However, these researches have not extensive

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Revisioning English Studies in Bangladesh in the Age of Globalisation and ELT suspicion and anxiety created over decades in many Bangladeshi minds about linguistic encroachment and fear of an imperial language marginalising Bengali in public life yet again and the resulting perceived threat to the native language and culture; (b) the commodification of the language, which is