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Educational Psychology in Practice
theory, research and practice in educational psychology
Volume 11, 1996 - Issue 4
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'Cheap Labour’ or Neglected Resource?

The role of the peer group and efficient, effective support for children with special needs

Gerv LeydenView further author information
Pages 49-55 | Published online: 19 Oct 2007

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Les Davison, Ian Galbraith & Mark McQueen. (2008) Cooperative learning: a partnership between an EPS and a school. Educational Psychology in Practice 24:4, pages 307-317.
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Jacky Ridsdale & David Thompson. (2002) Perceptions of Social Adjustment of Hearing-Impaired Pupils in an Integrated Secondary School Unit. Educational Psychology in Practice 18:1, pages 21-34.
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Gerv Leyden. (1999) Time for change: The reformulation of applied psychology for LEAs and schools. Educational Psychology in Practice 14:4, pages 222-228.
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Gerv Leyden & Andy Miller. (1998) Including All our Children in Mainstream Schools and Communities. Educational Psychology in Practice 14:3, pages 188-193.
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Alistair James & Gerv Leyden. (2010) Putting the Circle back into Circle of Friends: A grounded theory study. Educational and Child Psychology 27:1, pages 52-63.
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Phil Stringer. (1998) One night Vygotsky had a dream: ‘children learning to think …’ and implications for educational psychologists. Educational and Child Psychology 15:2, pages 14-20.
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