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Motivation in the Junior Years: International perspectives on children's attitudes, expectations and behaviour and their relationship to educational achievement

Pages 37-68 | Published online: 19 Aug 2010

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Julian G. Elliott & Jonathan Tudge. (2011) Multiple contexts, motivation and student engagement in the USA and Russia. European Journal of Psychology of Education 27:2, pages 161-175.
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Jean M Ispa. (2002) Russian child care goals and values: from Perestroika to 2001. Early Childhood Research Quarterly 17:3, pages 393-413.
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