Volume XLIX, Number 1,

Spring 2003


Editorial

George H. Buck

1

Editorial: Reductio ad absurdum

Articles

(click on the author name to see abstract of article)

Miles Turnbull
Doug Hart
Sharon Lapkin

 6

Grade 6 French Immersion Students' Performance on Large-Scale Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Tests: Building Explanations
Alan D. Bowd
Patrick H. Brady

24

Gender Differences in Mathematics Anxiety Among Preservice Teachers and Perceptions of Their Elementary and Secondary School Experience with Mathematics.
John L. Collard

37

Principals' Beliefs: The Interface of Gender and Sector
Verna St. Denis
Carol Schick

 55

What Makes Anti-Racist Pedagogy in Teacher Education Difficult? Three Popular Ideological Assumptions
Elizabeth Murphy
Thérèse Laferrière

 70

Virtual Communities for Professional Development: Helping Teachers Map the Territory in Landscapes Without Bearings
Don A. Klinger
W. Todd Rogers

83

An Investigation of the Accuracy of Alternative Methods of True Score Estimation in High-Stakes Mixed-Format Examinations
Research Notes
Cathi Hill

98

The Role of Instructional Assistants in Regular Classrooms: Are They Influencing Inclusive Practices?
Henry P. H. Chow

101

Exploring the Predictors of Educational Experience and Academic Performance among University Students in Regina

Book Review

Martha E. Zacharias

106

The Possibilities of Play in the Classroom: On the Power of Aesthetic Experience in Teaching, Learning, and Researching by Margaret Macintyre Latta


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