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EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS: WHAT NURTURE GROUPS ACHIEVE

Pages 23-29 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Anne Greig, Charmian Hobbs & Chiara Malagoli. (2021) Guest Editorial. Educational and Child Psychology 38:1, pages 5-9.
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Seaneen Sloan, Karen Winter, Paul Connolly & Aideen Gildea. (2020) The effectiveness of Nurture Groups in improving outcomes for young children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties in primary schools: An evaluation of Nurture Group provision in Northern Ireland. Children and Youth Services Review 108, pages 104619.
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Valerie M. Taylor & Anthea Gulliford. (2011) Parental perspectives on nurture groups: the potential for engagement. British Journal of Special Education 38:2, pages 73-82.
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