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International Journal of Educational Development
2013 - 2024
Current editor(s): Stephen P Heyneman From Elsevier Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 109, issue C, 2024
- The relevance of governance, external monitoring, and instructional quality to public-private school differences in student achievement in the Western Chitwan Valley of Nepal: An exploratory analysis
- Brian Rowan, Dirgha J. Ghimire, Paul Schulz and Uttam Sharma
- Estimating the extent of educational resource deprivation among basic schools and its effect on quality education in Ghana
- Peter Anti Partey, Samuel K. Annim, Mumuni Baba Yidana and Joshua Sebu
- Higher education, gender, and job opportunities of engineering graduates in Ethiopia: An exploratory study
- Jerusalem Yibeltal Yizengaw and John C. Weidman
- Good stories well told? Former right-wing extremists’ self-narratives in German schools for preventing hate, radicalization, and violence
- Maria Walsh and Antje Gansewig
- Exploring the nature, causes and consequences of school-based violence in Cameroon
- Elvis Dze Achuo and Gildas Dinga
- On and off line hate speech and academic performance in secondary education in Cameroon
- Romuald Nguemkap Kouamo
- IJED vol. 108 summary of articles
- Stephen P. Heyneman
- Inequality in educational opportunity in Thailand during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Nattanicha Chairassamee, Kanokwan Chancharoenchai, Wuthiya Saraithong and Navarat Temsumrit
- “Nothing will prevent me” – Jewish and Arab teachers in Israel in times of political tension
- Noa Shapira and Orit Fisher-Shalem
- Does the area and learning modality of teacher qualification matter to middle school students’ performance in mathematics?
- Dayane S.R. Souza, Luciano M.B. Sampaio and Raquel M.B. Sampaio
- Back to school after COVID-19 pandemic: Resumption or transitional disruption?
- M Asadullah
- Compulsory kindergarten education and early teenage literacy in the Philippines
- Michael Abrigo and Kris A. Francisco
- Commentary: Navigating Sudan's education system through turmoil and conflict
- Emadeldin Hassan E. Konozy
- The cost to education development: A personal story
- Isak Frumin
- Untapped human capital in Africa
- Kenneth L. Leonard and Dumisani Hompashe
- Selection, training, and importance of school heads and supervisors across Africa
- Adrienne Lucas
- Responding to the learning crisis: Structured pedagogy in sub-Saharan Africa
- Benjamin Piper and Margaret M. Dubeck
- How integration changed us: The long-term impact of socio-economic school integration
- D’Agostino, Tj and Cristóbal Madero
- Inequality of educational opportunity among primary school children in Cameroon
- Mboutchouang Kountchou Armand, Poutong Rais Herman and Tekam Oumbe Honoré
- Capital mechanisms driving parental activism in South Korea: Perspectives from parentocracy, meritocracy, and a Bourdieusian analysis of capital
- Subeen Jang
- Why do teachers not change while the national curriculum repeatedly changes?: The ‘Hidden’ resistance of teachers in the centralized system of education in South Korea
- Jonghun Kim
- Environmental education and children’s pro-environmental behavior on plastic waste. Evidence from the green school certification program in Chile
- César Salazar, Marcela Jaime, Mauricio Leiva and Nuria González
- Habitus in elite public high schools: A case study from the perspectives of shareholders
- Meltem Çengel Schoville, Robert Guy Schoville, Suna Çöğmen and Serap Yılmaz Özelçi
- Language of instruction policy in Nigeria: Assessing implementation and literacy achievement in a multilingual environment
- Thelma Ebube Obiakor
- The long-term effects of the free primary education policy on intergenerational mobility in Kenya: A household survey in 2015
- Kentaro Shimada
- School provision, workforce distribution, housing, and the staffing of schools: The case of Sydney, Australia
- Scott Eacott
- IJED volume 109 article summaries
- Stephen P. Heyneman
Volume 108, issue C, 2024
- What I really want: Policy maker views on education in Southeast Asia
- Noah Yarrow, Paul Cahu, Mary E. Breeding and Rythia Afkar
- A model of the impact of government revenue and quality of governance on schooling
- Stephen G. Hall and O’Hare, Bernadette
- Missing the target? Government commitment to education sector funding in Sub-Saharan Africa 2000–2023
- Paul Bennell
- The effects of war on the quality of higher education in Yemen: Scholars’ perspectives
- Hamid Alawadhi
- Avoiding the “Rat race”: Hong Kong students’ sense of belonging to a Chinese university in the Greater Bay Area
- Fang Gao
- Who is able or unable to return to school? Exploring the short-term impact of the COVID-19 school closures on students' returning to school in Nigeria
- Seil Kim and Keiichi Ogawa
- Improving pupil performance in rural Ghana basic schools: Principals' leadership challenges
- Inusah Salifu and Marshall Kala
- Consequences of secondary school closures for learning in South Africa: Evidence from university application and enrolment data
- Nicola Branson and Emma Whitelaw
- Social media for diffusion of conflict & violence in Ethiopia: Beyond gratifications
- Jemal Mohammed Haile
- Examination malpractice behaviours in Higher Education (EMALBiHE) in sub-Saharan Africa: A systematic review
- Dickson Okoree Mireku, Brandford Bervell and Prosper Dzifa Dzamesi
- Combating cyberbullying in Thai youth: Learning innovation as a possible solution
- Kantita Sripa, Phonraphee Thummaphan, Theeravut Ninphet and Veerapol Gulabutr
- Representativeness and diversity within the teaching profession in England, 2010–2020
- Anthony Kelly
- “Everyone is talking about it, but no one is doing it”: How implementation research is – or isn’t – informing adaptation towards scale in international education
- Amy Jo Dowd
- A bibliometric analysis of shadow education in Asia: Private supplementary tutoring and its implications
- Anas Hajar and Mehmet Karakus
- Reprint of: IJED Volume 108 Article Summaries
- Stephen P. Heyneman
Volume 107, issue C, 2024
- Ernesto Schiefelbein: An Appreciation and Remembrance
- Eduardo Velez and Laurence Wolff
- How do structured pedagogy programmes affect reading instruction in African early grade classrooms?
- Ursula Hoadley
- Digital capital accumulation in schools, teachers, and students and academic achievement: Cross-country evidence from the PISA 2018
- Dong Wook Jeong, Heewon Moon, Seol Mi Jeong and Chan Ju Moon
- Exploring corruption in higher education: A case study of brain drain in North Macedonia
- Stefani Jovcheska
- A best way forward to the organisation of entomological training courses in sub-Saharan Africa
- Kurt Jordaens, Marc De Meyer, Muriel Van Nuffel, Ashley H. Kirk-Spriggs, Christopher Sabuni, Maulid Mwatawala, Ramadhani Mujabwa, Sija Kabota, Terence Bellingan, Georg Goergen, Mervyn Mansell, Aruna Manrakhan, Antonio Sinzogan, Mark K. Schutze, Arianna Thomas-Cabianca, Robert Copeland, Burgert Muller, Massimiliano Virgilio, Ella Bert, Eva November and John Midgley
- Who is responsible for refugee education? A multilevel analysis of integration and localization in Colombia
- Claudia Diaz-Rios, Alejandra Fandiño-Hoshino, Indira Quintasi-Orosco and Nathalia Urbano-Canal
- Analysing ability grouping in secondary school: A way to improve academic performance and mitigate educational inequalities in Spain?
- Bruno Blanco-Varela, José Manuel Amoedo and María Carmen Sánchez-Carreira
- Effect of private tutoring on students’ non-cognitive mathematics learning outcomes in China
- Yuhuan Zhang, Xiaohui Wu, Chengcheng Cui, Shuang Chen, Yahan He and Lidong Wang
- The distributional effects of introducing a lottery system in school assignment rule: Evidence from an experiment in Beijing, China
- Jian Tong, Cong Zhang, Tong Yue, Yanfeng Bai and Lei Shao
- Critical perspectives at the mid-point of Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality education for all—progress, persistent gaps, problematic paradigms, and the path to 2030
- D. Brent Edwards , M Asadullah and Amber Webb
- The sorting effect on wages in the formal labor market: An analysis of administration, accounting and economics graduates from a public university in Brazil
- Alícia Araújo Amaral de Oliveira and Sandro Eduardo Monsueto
- Education hubs in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates: Analysis of discursive constructions using Latent Dirichlet Allocation
- Edmund Adam and Neil Adam
- Counting who makes the grade: Updated estimates of the share of over-age for grade learners in sub-Saharan Africa using MICS6 data
- Mark T. Carew, Sara Rotenberg, Shanquan Chen and Hannah Kuper
- The doubly vulnerable on the move: Educational situation of ethnic minority migrant children in urban China
- Yiming Dong
- The role of home environments in children’s literacy skills in Ghana: Parents, siblings, and books
- Jeongmin Lee and Wael Moussa
- Comparing the payoff to vocational and academic secondary education in China over time
- Hongyan Liu, Yali Xu, Ruyue Zhang, Jingchun Nie, Andrew Rule, Scott Rozelle and Lingran Yuan
- Research in higher education institutions of Northwestern Mexico during COVID-19 times
- Elsa Catalina Olivas Castellanos and Leonel De Gunther Delgado
- ‘Doubly situated teacher professionalism’: School culture, personal narrations and becoming a teacher in Danish schools
- Kari Kragh Blume Dahl
- Investing in Human Capital in Africa: A framework for research
- Lant Pritchett
- Achievement gains in an unequal society: Analyzing academic performance among Brazilian school districts, 2007–2017
- Martin Carnoy and Erica Rodrigues
- Qatar Foundation’s Education City – Early capacity building for an education hub
- Dennis C. Roberts
- Impact of homework time on adolescent mental health: Evidence from China
- Liange Zhao, Hongbin Yuan and Xueyuan Wang
- Reforming international education organizations: Reflections on Elfert & Ydesen’s pioneering new book
- Nicholas Burnett
- Learning disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic: Evidence from household surveys in Southeast Asia
- Angelica Maddawin, Peter Morgan, Albert Park, Daniel Suryadarma, Trinh Q. Long and Paul Vandenberg
- Crisis mode in fragile state and its implications for the human right to education: A governance-analytical perspective on the DRC’s education sector
- Louise Ohlig and Susanne Timm
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