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IT36552Back, J. (2005) Talking to each other: pupils and teachers in primary mathematics classroomsSelect
IT36553Black, L. (2004a) Differential participation in whole-class discussions and the construction of marginalised identitiesSelect
IT36554Black, L. (2006) Young children’s perspectives on whole class discussionsSelect
IT36555Bold, C. (2002) Making sense of mathematical language in a primary classroomSelect
IT36556Coles, A. (2002) Teaching Strategies related to listening and hearing in two secondary classroomsSelect
IT36557Hadjidemetriou, C. and Williams, J. (2003) Teachers’ theories and strategies in practice of classroom argumentationSelect
IT23208Jones, S. and Tanner, H. (2002) Teachers' interpretations of effective whole-class interactive teaching in secondary mathematics classroomsSelect
IT36558Mercer, N. and Sams, C. (2006) Teaching children how to use language to solve maths problemsSelect
IT36559Myhill, D. (2006) Talk, talk, talk: teaching and learning in whole class discourseSelect
IT36560Pratt, N. (2006) ‘Interactive’ teaching in numeracy lessons: what do children have to say? Select
IT36561Ryan, J., Kassem, D. and Sarland, C. (2003) What teachers learn from children’s mathematical arguments in discussion: moving to a new pedagogical modelSelect
IT36563Smith, F., Hardman, F., Wall, K. and Mroz, M. (2004) Interactive whole class teaching in the National Literacy and Numeracy StrategiesSelect
IT36562Smith, H. and Higgins, S. (2006) Opening classroom interaction: the importance of feedbackSelect
IT36564Tanner, H. and Jones, S. (2000) Scaffolding for success: reflective discourse and the effective teaching of mathematical thinking skillsSelect
IT36565Wilson, L., Andrew, C. and Below, J. (2006) A comparison of teacher/pupil interaction within mathematics lessons in St. Petersburg, Russia and the North-East of EnglandSelect