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Robyn Beaman Wheldall
Robyn Beaman Wheldall
Honorary Fellow, Macquarie University
Dirección de correo verificada de mq.edu.au
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Differential teacher attention to boys and girls in the classroom
R Beaman, K Wheldall, C Kemp
Educational review 58 (3), 339-366, 2006
3502006
Teachers' use of approval and disapproval in the classroom
R Beaman, K Wheldall
Developments in Educational Psychology, 153-180, 2013
3442013
Why poor children are more likely to become poor readers: The school years
J Buckingham, K Wheldall, R Beaman-Wheldall
Australian Journal of Education 57 (3), 190-213, 2013
3222013
Recent research on troublesome classroom behaviour: A review
R Beaman, K Wheldall, C Kemp
Australasian Journal of Special Education 31 (1), 45-60, 2007
2462007
Electrophysiological and behavioral evidence of auditory processing deficits in children with reading disorder
M Sharma, SC Purdy, P Newall, K Wheldall, R Beaman, H Dillon
Clinical neurophysiology 117 (5), 1130-1144, 2006
2352006
Why poor children are more likely to become poor readers: The early years
J Buckingham, R Beaman, K Wheldall
Educational Review 66 (4), 428-446, 2014
2092014
Why Jaydon can't read: The triumph of ideology over evidence in teaching reading
J Buckingham, K Wheldall, R Beaman-Wheldall
Policy: A journal of public policy and ideas 29 (3), 21-32, 2013
972013
An Evaluation of MULTILIT:'Making Up for Lost Time in Literacy'.
Macquarie University. Special Education Centre, K Wheldall, R Beaman
Australia. Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs, 2000
782000
Does the individualized classroom environment questionnaire (ICEQ) measure classroom climate?
K Wheldall, R Beaman, M Mok
Educational and Psychological Measurement 59 (5), 847-854, 1999
481999
Systematic and explicit phonics instruction: A scientific, evidence-based approach to teaching the alphabetic principle
J Buckingham, R Wheldall, K Wheldall
The alphabetic principle and beyond, 49-67, 2019
402019
Teacher perceptions of troublesome classroom behaviour: A review of recent research
R Beaman, K Wheldall
Special Education Perspectives 6, 49-55, 1997
401997
A randomised control trial of a Tier-2 small-group intervention (‘MiniLit’) for young struggling readers
J Buckingham, K Wheldall, R Beaman
Australian Journal of Learning Difficulties 17 (2), 79-99, 2012
282012
LINNE: legacy infrastructure network for natural environments
LM Page, HL Bart Jr, R Beaman, L Bohs, LT Deck, VA Funk, D Lipscomb, ...
Champaign, IL: Illinois Natural History Survey, 2005
282005
‘Mind the gap’: Effective literacy instruction for Indigenous low-progress readers
K Wheldall, R Beaman, E Langstaff
Australasian Journal of Special Education 34 (1), 1-16, 2010
252010
Teacher perceptions of non-compliance in rural primary schools in New South Wales
K Reynolds, J Stephenson, R Beaman
Education in Rural Australia 21 (2), 105-124, 2011
232011
Effects of identification technique, extraction method, and stimulus type on mismatch negativity in adults and children
M Sharma, SC Purdy, P Newall, K Wheldall, R Beaman, H Dillon
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology 15 (09), 616-632, 2004
232004
An evaluation of the WINS (Working Ideas for Need Satisfaction) training package: Report submitted to the New South Wales Department of School Education, 1993
K Wheldall, R Beaman
Original Resources in Education 18 (1), 1994
221994
The research locus and conceptual basis for MULTILIT: Why we do what we do
LA Ellis, K Wheldall, R Beaman
Taylor & Francis Group 12 (2), 61-65, 2007
202007
A randomised control trial of a MultiLit small group intervention for older low-progress readers
J Buckingham, R Beaman, K Wheldall
Effective Education 4 (1), 1-26, 2012
182012
Effective instruction for older, low-progress readers: Meeting the needs of Indigenous students
K Wheldall, R Beaman
Multiple perspectives on difficulties in learning literacy and numeracy, 255-273, 2010
182010
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