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A collection of papers that make significant and original contributions to the field of educational and child psychology. This issue focuses on school belonging.
Contents
About the contributors
Editorial
Kelly-Ann Allen, Christopher Boyle and Sue Roffey
The social experiences and sense of belonging in adolescent females with autism in mainstream school
Olivia Myles, Christopher Boyle & Andrew Richards
School belonging in adolescents: Exploring the associations with school achievement and internalising and externalising problems
Gmen Arslan
Fostering a sense of belonging at an international school in France: An experimental study
Gráinne Dunleavy & Jolanta Burke
Wellbeing in international schools: Teachers’ perceptions
Angie Wigford & Andrea Higgins
My class needs my voice: The desire to stand out predicts choices to contribute during class discussions
DeLeon L. Gray, Mike Yough & Wayne A. Williams
‘How do I know that I belong?’ Exploring secondary aged pupils’ views on what it means to belong to their school
Elaine Shaw
Agency and belonging: What transformative actions can schools take to help create a sense of place and belonging?
Kathryn Riley
Series: Educational and Child Psychology
SKU: PUB-CAT-2246